The Peegs Podcast

The Hoosiers are getting ready to tip off a year packed with expectations, and Mike Pegram and Jeff Rabjohns join Ken Bikoff to talk about this year's IU team and the latest from the recruiting trail.

Hoosier basketball got another commit from the Class of 2017 thanks to Hoosier Hysteria, and IU football is still looking for answers. Mike Pegram joins Ken Bikoff on the Peegs Podcast powered by IndianaSportsTickets.com.

Indiana football allowed a 25-point lead to evaporate in a loss to Rutgers, but how do the Hoosiers move forward? Ken Bikoff talks to Jeff Rabjohns about the next steps for the Hoosiers on the gridiron, and we preview Hoosier Hysteria.

We're joined this week by Btownbanners.com's Terry Hutchens, a man who has built an illustrious career covering IU football and basketball, and his new books should be key to getting through the cold winter months. Hutchens also talks IU football and basketball with host Ken Bikoff.

If you're looking for deep statistical analysis of IU football, look no further than PuntJohnPunt.com. Ken Bikoff is joined by Dan Morganstern of Punt John Punt to discuss IU's key stats, and we also talk about the return of Derek Elston to the Hoosier basketball program.

Football is off to its best start in a quarter century, and basketball is gaining momentum on the recruiting trail. Peegs.com writer Jeff Rabjohns joins Ken Bikoff to talk about some exciting news in Bloomington.

Fred Glass has ruled over Hoosier athletics since 2008, and in that time, he has seen more than his fair share of highs and lows. Glass sat down with Peegs Podcast host for a one-on-one interview to discuss the most important topics surrounding IU sports today.

Indiana needs to turn up the pass defense if it wants to move to 3-0, and Ken Bikoff is joined by the Indianapolis Star's Zach Osterman to break down IU football and basketball.

Indiana football escaped with a win over Southern Illinois, and cleaning up some issues with communication on defense will be critical for the Hoosiers going forward.

Tom Crean sent a clear message Monday by dismissing sophomore Emmitt Holt, and Mike Pegram joins us to discuss that situation. We also visit with Jeff Rabjohns to talk about IU's latest recruiting weekend, and we preview IU football's season opener.

Indiana basketball's soap opera cranked back up over the weekend, but there was some good news, as well. We talk to Jeff Rabjohns about Tom Crean's squad, and Matt Weaver looks at a future star for Hoosier football on defense.

We're joined by special guest Ted Bolser, former IU tight end, and Mike Pegram talks about Tom Crean's newest commit.

Kevin Wilson isn't actually a guest on our show, but he did enough talking during the start of camp and IU football Media Day to answer some of the biggest questions surrounding the Hoosier program.

Indiana football is ready to kick off its 2015 training camp, and Matt Weaver and Ken Bikoff break down the Hoosiers' chance of posting a winning season and returning to a bowl.

The July evaluation period has come to a close, and Mike Pegram joins Ken Bikoff to break down the past three weeks and what it means for IU basketball. We also talk a little IU football as camp approaches.

Jeff Rabjohns and Ken Bikoff break down James Blackmon's knee, the recruiting scene and just how good Nate Sudfeld could be this season.

The July evaluation period is always critical, and the Hoosier coaching staff was out in force in pursuit of the next IU stars. Mike Pegram and Jeff Rabjohns join Ken Bikoff to break down a busy week on the recruiting trail.

Ted Kluszewski was a star for the Cincinnati Reds during the 1940s and 1950s, but before he landed in Cincy, he built a legend at IU that echoes to this day. Ken Bikoff looks at the man and his myths in this week's podcast.

Mike Pegram talks Bo Ryan, basketball recruiting and answers your question with host Ken Bikoff.

Indiana University basketball boasts a storied history, but its beginnings in 1901 were humble and gave little indication of the glory to come.

Indiana last went to a bowl in 2007, and MLB Matt Mayberry was a huge factor in IU's trip to the postseason. But Mayberry's success on the field was just a step in his journey that has made him a highly-successful speaker with an inspirational story to tell.

IU athletics are stepping into the future thanks to a $5 million gift from Mark Cuban, and associate athletic director Jeremy Gray joins Ken Bikoff to discuss what the new Mark Cuban Center for Sports Media and Technology will mean for the future of both Hoosier fans and their team. Plus, Tom Crean discusses his plans for the Hoosiers' final basketball scholarship.

The Hoosiers are hot on the trail of Michigan transfer Max Bielfeldt, and IU chances at landing the fifth-year senior are strong. Mike Pegram and Ken Bikoff break down the Bielfeldt Saga and take a look at what IU plans to do with its open scholarships. Football and baseball also is on the docket in this packed Peegs Podcast.

The name "Indiana Hoosiers" is known worldwide, and the name has grown in fame with each passing year. By why are IU's sports teams known as the Hoosiers instead of something else? How is it that Indiana athletics earned that moniker? Ken Bikoff delves into the story about why the Hoosiers are the Hoosiers.

Indiana saw some roster turnover when Devin Davis and Hanner Mosquera-Perea were dismissed last week, and Mike Pegram and Ken Bikoff break down the short- and long-term impact of Tom Crean's decision. We also talk some baseball as the Big Ten Tournament gets set to begin.