The Peegs Podcast

Indiana turned in a solid defensive performance, but the Hoosiers couldn't quite find enough offense and fell in Wisconsin. We break down the loss and talk about where IU goes from here.

The Hoosiers needed triple overtime to beat Penn State, but Tom Crean's squad got the victory it needed, and it may have grown a bit in the process. We break down that win, plus we have coverage of IU football Signing Day.

Indiana traveled to Evanston to take on Northwestern, and despite getting off to a good start, IU struggled on both ends of the court and fell to the Wildcats. The Hoosiers head into February with a lot of questions, and we break down the game and the future for IU.

The Hoosiers traveled to Ann Arbor and turned in a mess of a game, falling 90-60 to the Wolverines. IU was dominated on both ends of the floor and put up little fight vs. Michigan to raise the sense of urgency to its highest level of the season.

Indiana scored a huge win over the weekend by beating Michigan State without OG Anunoby, but was it a one-game wonder or a sign of things to come? Jeff Rabjohns joins us to talk about IU's short-term future, OG's long-term outlook, and some news from the gridiron.

The Hoosiers opened the post-OG Anunoby Era with an important home win over Michigan State, and Tom Crean's squad turned in the kind of confidence-building performance that could push this team far. Mike Pegram joins us to break down the game.

The Hoosiers scored an important win at Penn State on a thrilling buzzer-beater by James Blackmon Jr. to take home a 78-75 victory, but IU paid a price. OG Anunoby missed the second half with what appeared to be a knee injury, and we break down everything that happened vs. the Nittany Lions.

Indiana hasn't gotten off to the Big Ten start it hoped, and the Hoosiers have a lot of work ahead of them to reach their potential. Mike Pegram joins us to talk about the short- and long-term view of Tom Crean's program.

The Hoosiers went on the road and put in one of their better 40 minutes of the season, but it wasn't enough to score the victory. IU fell short 75-72 to move to 11-6 overall and 1-3 in Big Ten play, and we break down the good and bad from Indiana's trip to Maryland.

The Hoosiers scored a much-needed win over the Fighting Illini to pick up their first victory of the Big Ten season and snap a three-game losing streak. A hot start was the key to Indiana's victory, and we break down IU's critical performance.

The Hoosiers fell behind big early to Wisconsin only to turn it into a game by halftime, but IU couldn't hang on late and fell to the Badgers. It was IU's third-straight loss, and Mike Pegram joins us to talk about the defeat and where Indiana goes from here.

The Hoosiers will return to the hardwood to take on Wisconsin Tuesday night, but Monday saw Tom Allen take his first major steps toward making his football program his own by letting go of Kevin Johns and James Patton. Matt Weaver joins us to break down the IU football moves.

The Hoosiers dropped their second straight game with a loss to Louisville in Indianapolis, and now IU has to take on Wisconsin to try to get back on the winning track. What went wrong vs. the Cardinals? Where does IU go from here?

The Hoosiers had a rough day in the marquee sports as Tom Allen's team fell 26-24 in the Foster Farms Bowl, and Tom Crean's basketball squad lost a stunner to Nebraska 87-83. Greg Murray joins us to talk about the games and where the teams go from here.

Indiana moved to 10-2 on the season with a 97-62 win over Austin Peay, but the Hoosiers suffered an injury to Juwan Morgan. We break down that game, talk about some other issues and get ready for the Foster Farms Bowl.

The Hoosiers rolled to a 103-56 win over Delaware State, and Indiana got back on the winning track by dominating on both ends of the floor. Robert Johnson and OG Anunoby were both huge, and IU's energy and fast start were positives for Tom Crean's squad.

Indiana fell in a first-half hole and couldn't quite find a way out in an 83-78 loss to Butler in the Crossroads Classic in Indianapolis. The Hoosiers' defense was less-than-perfect, and we break down the good and the bad of IU's loss to the Bulldogs.

Indiana is 8-1 after beating Houston Baptist, but some fans are antsy about IU's level of opponent. Sure, Butler is looming this weekend, and IU has beaten Kansas and North Carolina this year, fans are still concerned about the cupcakes. We give our view of the thought process behind some of the scheduling decisions.

Tom Allen's Hoosiers are headed to the Foster Farms Bowl to take on Utah Dec. 28, and Tom Crean's Hoosiers are headed into a few days off after beating Southeast Missouri. We break down the bowl announcement and IU's victory over the Redhawks.

After six years on the job, Kevin Wilson is out as head coach and defensive coordinator Tom Allen was elevated to permanent head coach. The stunning move comes less than a week after IU qualified for a bowl for the second straight year, and Matt Weaver joins us to break down the thunderbolt decision.

Indiana punched No. 3 North Carolina in the mouth early and never let up en route to a signature win over the Tar Heels at the Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers' starters were dominant, but it may have come at a cost as OG Anunoby went down with an ankle injury. We break down the huge victory.

Indiana football is headed to a bowl, but the Hoosiers have yet to find out where and might face a challenge in keeping their coaching staff intact. Meanwhile, Tom Crean's basketball team welcomes the Tar Heels in another measuring-stick game. Zach Osterman from the Indianapolis Star joins us.

The Hoosiers are going bowling once again! IU knocked off Purdue to win the Old Oaken Bucket for the fourth straight season, and now Kevin Wilson's team will await word on where it will be playing in December. Jeff Rabjohns joins the show to break down Indiana's historic win.

Indiana is on the brink of making history by going to a second straight bowl, and to do it, the Hoosiers will have to win the Old Oaken Bucket for a fourth consecutive season, something that hasn't been done since the 1940s. But at least they know where the Bucket is. Once upon a time, it went missing, and it's a mystery that persists more than 85 years later.

Indiana went to Ft. Wayne to play IPFW at historic War Memorial Coliseum, but it didn't expect to make history. The Hoosiers fell 71-68 in overtime to the Mastadons, and now IU has to return to Bloomington to pick up the pieces and make sure this loss doesn't set a bad tone for the rest of the season.