Query & Company

(00:00-26:42) – Query & Company kicks off on a Tuesday from Droplight Grand Park with Jake Query discussing how Purdue is zeroing in on a new athletic director. Jake mentions that Purdue’s new athletic director will need to work hard at expanding the NIL budget for the Boilermakers. Casey Vallier, Indianapolis Colts Radio Coordinator and In-Game Studio Host, stops by to help Jake understand what today’s practice is all about, how yesterday’s practice went, and whether there is a kicking competition between Spencer Shrader and Blake Grupe or not.
(26:42-46:30) – Tom Dienhart from On3 joins Query & Company to address the rumors that the Purdue Boilermakers have identified Tommy McLelland as the lead candidate for their Athletic Director position. They also discuss the job that the new athletic director with creating more funds for the NIL budget to be able to compete in football. Jake points out that his background at Rice and Vanderbilt will help him tremendously in West Lafayette.
(46:30-51:06) – Jake Query concludes the first hour of the program by revealing that he can’t tell a difference between a high end Italian restaurant or a chain in connection to the conversation the morning show guys had with Lou Anarumo today.
(51:06-1:23:16) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins Jake Query to talk all things Indiana Fever with the team having a couple days off after a three-game road trip after the All-Star Break. They dive into Sunday’s loss to the Minnesota Lynx, the constant storylines about the Fever that aren’t about basketball, if all the storylines could lead to a divide within the locker room, and previews Thursday’s matchup against the Las Vegas Aces.
(1:23:16-1:43:21) – Indianapolis Colts safety Cam Bynum joins Jake Query from Droplight Grand Park to give his perspective on how training camp has gone so far and the decision by Lou Anarumo to make him the player responsible with calling the plays in the huddle. He explains to Jake what all goes on within the communication in the helmet, which wide receiver outside of Josh Downs has stood out, and believes Justin Walley is going to be a really good player based off what he’s seen between last year and this year.
(1:43:21-2:12:53) – The final hour of Query & Company starts with Jake discussing IU asking out of the non-conference series with Notre Dame and the Fighting Irish replacing the Hoosiers with USC. ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Jake Query to give his opinion on when Alec Pierce is going to return to the field, if we are approaching concern territory for week one, and the QB2 battle between Riley Leonard and Anthony Richardson Sr. Finally, they highlight one player that has stood out in a position of need for the Colts.
(2:12:53-2:22:39) – Eli Gehn from WTHR makes his first appearance on Query & Company from Droplight Grand Park to discuss his observations from Colts training camp with Jake Query. They also get into how he landed in Indianapolis by discussing where he grew up and where he worked prior to joining Channel 13.
(2:22:39-2:28:03) – The show closes out with JMV joining Jake to preview his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-18:00) – Tom Dienhart from On3 joins Query & Company to address the rumors that the Purdue Boilermakers have identified Tommy McLelland as the lead candidate for their Athletic Director position. They also discuss the job that the new athletic director with creating more funds for the NIL budget to be able to compete in football. Jake points out that his background at Rice and Vanderbilt will help him tremendously in West Lafayette.
(18:00-37:18) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins Jake Query to talk all things Indiana Fever with the team having a couple days off after a three-game road trip after the All-Star Break. They dive into Sunday’s loss to the Minnesota Lynx, the constant storylines about the Fever that aren’t about basketball, if all the storylines could lead to a divide within the locker room, and previews Thursday’s matchup against the Las Vegas Aces.
(37:18-57:14) – Indianapolis Colts safety Cam Bynum joins Jake Query from Droplight Grand Park to give his perspective on how training camp has gone so far and the decision by Lou Anarumo to make him the player responsible with calling the plays in the huddle. He explains to Jake what all goes on within the communication in the helmet, which wide receiver outside of Josh Downs has stood out, and believes Justin Walley is going to be a really good player based off what he’s seen between last year and this year.
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Indianapolis Colts safety Cam Bynum joins Jake Query from Droplight Grand Park to give his perspective on how training camp has gone so far and the decision by Lou Anarumo to make him the player responsible with calling the plays in the huddle. He explains to Jake what all goes on within the communication in the helmet, which wide receiver outside of Josh Downs has stood out, and believes Justin Walley is going to be a really good player based off what he’s seen between last year and this year.
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(00:00-27:17) – Query & Company opens a Monday from Droplight Grand Park for the fifth practice of Indianapolis Colts training camp with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison recapping their weekends. Alexander Rossi from Ed Carpenter Racing joins Query & Company to give his perspective on the new 2028 IndyCar chassis that he test drove on Saturday. He highlights some of the technical differences in the car that he noticed, states that the idea behind this chassis is to break speeds that we haven’t seen before and compared it to an F1 car.
(27:17-38:39) – Casey Vallier, Indiana Colts Radio Coordinator and In-Studio Host, joins Jake Query from Colts training camp to talk about some of the early observations from the first padded practice of the season. They dive into how there haven’t been any major storylines thus far in camp, in a good way, and highlight the importance of preseason for the media.
(38:39-49:12) – Mike Niziolek from the Bloomington Herald Times joins Query & Company to conclude the first hour of the show to highlight the court rulings involving eligibility and grandfathering in student-athletes with a fifth year of eligibility. Jake asks him about how much this is rooted in teams needing to adjust things because of COVID-19.
(49:12-1:14:55) – Hour number two of Query & Company starts with Jake Query highlighting some of the position battles that he has been watching today in the first padded practice of the season. He dives into the RB2 position with Jonathan Taylor’s workload needing to be managed throughout the season. He brings on producer Eddie Garrison to discuss the Indiana Fever’s loss yesterday to the Minnesota Lynx.
(1:14:55-1:30:40) – Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren joins Jake Query from Droplight Grand Park to discuss the first padded practice of the season and transitioning from year one to year two. Jake asks him about growing up in Virginia, if there was a harder transition from high school to Penn State or Penn State to the NFL, what his welcome to the NFL moment was, and where he feels he is at his best when it comes to running routes.
(1:30:40-1:41:22) – Hour number two of Query & Company concludes with Jake Query and Eddie Garrison discussing the MLB Trade Deadline and the Dodgers loading up with another top player in the sport.
(1:41:22-2:11:44) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 makes his weekly appearance on Query & Company to discuss the latest Colts news and things he is seeing from training camp. They get into how Anthony Richardson Sr. has looked in the first week of camp compared to Riley Leonard, the importance of finding a RB2 that can spell Jonathan Taylor, and continue to voice the need for another receiver that has proven something already in the NFL.
(2:11:44-2:26:43) – The Indiana Fever’s five-game winning streak was snapped with a loss to the Minnesota Lynx yesterday. Jake and Eddie believe that Minnesota is the only team that has a guard tandem that can compete with Indiana’s. Plus, Jake addresses the continued discourse that the Fever find themselves in because of comments made by Sophie Cunningham.
(2:26:43-2:30:33) – The show closes out with Jake recapping today’s show and highlighting some of the guests that Greg Rakestraw will have on later with JMV out!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-14:33) – Alexander Rossi from Ed Carpenter Racing joins Query & Company to give his perspective on the new 2028 IndyCar chassis that he test drove on Saturday. He highlights some of the technical differences in the car that he noticed, states that the idea behind this chassis is to break speeds that we haven’t seen before and compared it to an F1 car.
(14:33-24:36) – The Fan Morning Show’s Kevin Bowen joins Jake Query from Droplight Grand Park to discuss today’s training camp practice for the Indianapolis Colts and Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s comments to the media. They dive into the lack of storylines right now through camp, if Anthony Richardson Sr. will be traded soon after tonight’s roster bonus deadline, and the unique situation that Jonathan Taylor is in if they do sign him to another multi-year extension.
(24:36-40:00) – Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren joins Jake Query from Droplight Grand Park to discuss the first padded practice of the season and transitioning from year one to year two. Jake asks him about growing up in Virginia, if there was a harder transition from high school to Penn State or Penn State to the NFL, what his welcome to the NFL moment was, and where he feels he is at his best when it comes to running routes.
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