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Welcome to Indiana at The Voice of College Football Network, your home for In-depth discussion, debate, & analysis on all things Indiana. We have you covered from offseason all the way to game day. Join us as we embark on another season!Go Hoosiers!For business inquiries please contact: Markrogerstv@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 4d ago

    Indiana Football Has Earned The Hype / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 88

    Episode Notes: "Indiana Football Has Earned The Hype / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 88" Hosts: Alec Keezer & Bradley Loomis (IndianaVOCFB) Date/Context: Recent episode (June 30, 2026), live show with World Cup watch-along elements. Length: ~2+ hours (based on transcript). Overall Summary: Energetic discussion celebrating Indiana's rising hype as national champions returning significant production. Covers betting lines/FanDuel odds, CFB 27 game ratings, preseason All-American honors, recruiting Bloomington bumps, roster depth, NIL/marketing, and broader CFB topics. Strong emphasis on program momentum, depth on both sides of the ball, and why Indiana is a legit contender. Fun banter, player shoutouts, and fan engagement. Key Segments & Timestamps (Approximate, from Transcript) 0:00 - Intro & World Cup Companion Setup (Mexico vs. Ecuador watch-along): Banter about the game, delays, and FanDuel partnership. ~1:00 - Big Ten Odds & Ohio State Discussion (~00:08:00+): Hosts question why Ohio State is favored (+185) over Indiana (+260) and Oregon despite tough schedule and less returning production. Value on Indiana/Oregon. Championship hangover vs. continuity talk. Recruiting Updates (~00:20:00+): Bloomington bumps — Brady Scott (4th star from ESPN), Chris Bradley (consensus 3-star), Caleb Pugh (big star gains). Discussion on star ratings as "nonsense" but helpful for NIL/momentum. Jamison Purcell "getting to know" segment (Heisman vs. Natty preference, starstruck by Fernando, Illinois game atmosphere). Relijah Hardy & Roster Talk: Jersey number push (#5 legacy), media training praise. CFB 27 Game Ratings Deep Dive (~00:40:00+): Indiana ~90 overall (top 3 nationally). Standouts: Carter Smith (97), Tyreek Tucker (92), Jamari Sharp/Drew Evans/Elijah Hardy (91), many 88-89s (Hoover, Bones Jones, Nick Marsh, etc.). Critiques (Gandy low, Ndukwe very low, young guys dirty). Depth traits, development talk. Excitement for young talent like Shaz Preston, Turbo Richard, Kobe Martin. Eligibility Rule Changes: 5-year rules, grandfathering, impact on roster (extra years for many). Stadium/Student Section Expansion: Positive updates on growing fan support/sellouts. Big Ten Media Days: Reps (Bones Jones, Tyreek Tucker, Carter Smith). Chicago bar recommendations (Fireplace, Benchmark, Declan's). Preseason All-Americans & Hype: Athlon/Phil Steele/Walter Camp lists (8+ Hoosiers honored — Carter Smith, Tyreek Tucker, Roe Hardy, etc.). "Indiana has earned the hype." Fernando Mendoza/ESPYs Talk: Praise for his legacy; discussion on ESPY nominations (Best Male College Athlete, Best Team). NIL/Player Gear: Nick Marsh/others available; support the program. Player Excitement & Offense Outlook: Top players to watch (Roe Hardy, Mario Landino, receivers like Shaz Preston/Charlie Becker/Nick Marsh, etc.). Offensive evolution. Closing/Other: Amari Farrell bounce-back, Micah McFadden hole-in-one, historical anecdotes (Jim Bunning Jr.), pre-internet titles banter, AP Poll predictions, CFB playoff expansion thoughts. Standout Quotes & Insights On Odds/Hype: "Indiana has the least amount of question marks... won the national title, beat both those teams." Star Ratings: "It's all made up nonsense... but I like shouting them out" (helps NIL/resumes). CFB 27: Multiple 90+ players; defense loaded with production/depth. "Put some respect on Ndukwe's name." Program Momentum: "What a time to be a Hoosier." Sellouts, student section growth, marketing (Cignetti in EA intro). Fernando: "That guy has done more than enough for this fan base." Future: Excitement for young talent stepping up; "Why not us?" Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    1h 35m

  2. Jun 23

    Indiana Football Catches Fire on the Trail / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 87

    Episode Notes: Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 87 – "Indiana Football Catches Fire on the Trail" Hosts: Alec Keezer & Bradley Loomis Platform: IndianaVOCFB (Voice of College Football) Date/Context: Recent live show covering Indiana football momentum, betting odds, rival perspectives, roster updates, and broader sports topics (basketball/NBA/World Cup). Overall Summary The episode celebrates Indiana's strong position as defending national champions while addressing emerging "disrespect" narratives in odds and rankings. Key themes include team depth over individual stardom, confidence heading into 2026, Ohio State matchup anticipation, and portal/recruiting success. The hosts mix football analysis with NFL updates on former Hoosiers, Michigan basketball coaching news, NBA Draft thoughts, and World Cup enthusiasm. Tone is optimistic, analytical, and fan-focused, with good banter. Key Timestamps & Segments (Approximate, Based on Transcript) 0:00 – 4:00: Intro, World Cup viewing, FanDuel Heisman odds (Josh Hoover sliding to +1500). ~4:00 – 10:00: National Championship odds discussion; Indiana drops slightly to +850 (still top 5) amid perceived disrespect. ~10:00 – 25:00: Team analysis — well-rounded roster, no need for a singular Heisman hero (contrast to prior year); back-to-back Heisman rarity; Cignetti's portal success and momentum. ~25:00 – 45:00: Alec's Ohio State podcast appearance recap. Ohio State fans show measured respect; acknowledge 2025 Indiana's quality (especially Big Ten title game); questions on 2026 roster, running backs, home atmosphere. ~45:00 – 1:05:00: Ohio State matchup preview (Oct 17 in Bloomington). Indiana currently -1.5 favorite; potential for bigger spread. Ohio State schedule vulnerabilities discussed. ~1:05:00 – 1:20:00: Defensive personnel (Roe Hardy, Isaiah Jones, Tyree Tucker, Bones, Amari Farrow); production returning; O-line/receiver questions for OSU. ~1:20:00 – 1:35:00: NFL updates on former Hoosiers — D'Angelo Pons' physical gains with Jets; Omar Cooper (Koop) jersey discussion. ~1:35:00+: Dusty May to Mavericks (NBA); Michigan basketball context; NBA Draft 2026 preview (deep class, player evaluations); World Cup wrap-up and U.S. soccer optimism; closing recruiting thoughts and "we told you so" on Class of 2027. Core Football Insights & Takeaways Heisman & Championship Odds: Hoover's slide noted but not alarming due to team balance. Indiana remains a top title contender despite minor odds movement — hosts see this as fuel for a motivated "disrespected" group. Team Identity: Defending champs are deep top-to-bottom. Success tied to collective strength and Cignetti's culture/portal prowess rather than one superstar. Back-to-back titles are rare and difficult. Rival Perspective (Ohio State): OSU fans view Indiana as legit/elite, not a fluke. Respect for the 2025 title win (especially vs. OSU in Big Ten Championship). Excitement around Bloomington showdown; Indiana favored at home for first time in history (per hosts). 2026 Outlook: Strong returning production on defense. Questions remain at RB and OSU's skill positions/O-line depth. Hosts bullish on Indiana's schedule edge and home dominance (longest home win streak; Memorial Stadium rising in difficulty rankings). Recruiting/Portal: Positive momentum. Hosts urge patience and trust in staff — Class of 2027 shaping up well; portal expected to reload effectively. Notable Players: Praise for defensive communicators (Hardy as tackler/sack leader, Farrow, etc.). NFL development stories highlight program pipeline. Notable Quotes On disrespect: "This ends up being a disrespectful football team going into September... about the defending national champions." On Ohio State fans: "They understand how good that 2025 Ohio State team was... Indiana was just better on that certain day." On home atmosphere: "The biggest game in Indiana football history is the next one" (2025 slogan evolving post-title). On Cignetti: "A watchdog for complacency." Broader Segments Basketball: Dusty May's move to Mavericks discussed as a strong career step (Cooper Flagg opportunity) but with potential future Indiana ties joked about. Reflections on Michigan/Indiana basketball history. NBA Draft: Deep freshman class; emphasis on role acceptance, development. Specific calls on prospects like Darren Peterson, Caleb Wilson, Keaton Wagler, etc. World Cup: High-scoring, exciting tournament; U.S. momentum and home advantage celebrated. Optimism for deep run and long-term U.S. soccer growth. Article/Preview Angles Strengths: Depth, returning talent, Cignetti's track record, home-field edge, rival respect. Narrative Hook: From underdog to defending champ facing "disrespect" — perfect motivation fuel. Tags: #IndianaHoosiers #CignettiEra #BigTenFootball #DefendingChamps #HoosiersLive This episode reinforces Indiana's elite status and builds excitement for the 2026 season. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    1h 59m

  3. Jun 17

    10 Burning Questions About Indiana Football / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 86

    Episode Notes: Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 86 – "10 Burning Questions About Indiana Football" Hosts: Alec Keezer & Bradley Loomis Platform: IndianaVOCFB / Voice of College Football Length: ~1 hour 45+ minutes (based on transcript) Date/Context: Recent episode covering offseason buzz, Phil Steele preseason honors, recruiting, portal/news, staff, and more. Overall Summary Energetic discussion on Indiana football's rising momentum under Curt Cignetti. Key themes: preseason hype via Phil Steele's All-American selections, talent upgrades, recruiting "Bloomington Bump," staff stability, and broader context (Sorsby resolution, road games, non-football tangents). Hosts express optimism, highlight program respect gains, and end with extended US Soccer/World Cup talk. Strong emphasis on eye test, player development, and sustained success. Key Segments & Timestamps (Approximate from Transcript) 0:00 – Intro & Phil Steele Book Excitement No slow news weeks for Indiana football. Hosts discuss anticipation for Phil Steele's latest book (16th edition for Loomis, over half his life). Emphasis on "master of the eye test," reading form, hypotheses, and adjusting biases. Waiting for cover reveal before purchase; analogy to restaurant kinks. Tease "meals of football knowledge" all offseason. ~3:50 – Phil Steele Preseason All-Americans (8 Total) List (with teams): Nick Marsh (2nd team) Charlie Becker (3rd team) Carter Smith (1st team, O-line) Tyree Tucker (2nd team) Bones Jones (1st team) Elijah Hardy (3rd/2nd team discussion) Jamari Sharp (4th team) Omari Farrell (3rd team) Context: Last year had 8 All-Conference; now 8 All-Americans pre-season. Signals talent upgrade + program respect. Phil Steele has backed IU since Year 1 (bowl prediction), stayed high in Year 2. Insights: Bones as green dot (more responsibility); Marsh > Becker per Steele; input from coaches like Cignetti baked in. Shoutout to Sharp hype and NCAA trailer feature. ~9:40 – Brandon Sorsby / Texas Tech Update Sorsby mutually parts ways; odds shift not definitively related. Hosts hope he gets gambling help; discuss addiction, rules/consequences, PR impact on Texas Tech. Indiana/Cincinnati context: Not team cheating, single player action. No desire for vacated wins. Texas Tech still talented (Hammond returning); paid Sorsby anyway for supplemental draft. ~16:40 – Bloomington Bump & Recruiting Updates Talent evaluators catching up to IU staff. Brendan Sharp: Picks up 4th star. Productive HS champ (back-to-back titles). Late bloomer, projects well. Episode 5 "A Day with Charlie Becker": Highlights work ethic (catching footballs). First-round projection, sub-4.4 speed potential. Trevor Bowens: Promoted to Director of Creative Video – shoutout to media team excellence. Brady Scott: Under Armour All-American invite. Athletic tape impresses. Chris Bradley (Athlete, OH): Commits after OV. Blazing speed; makes others look slow. Raw but high-upside CB. Joins strong 2027 DB room (Hollywood-Bell, etc.). Ramir Harris-Dupree & Jalathan Mayfield (LB, NC): Visits/announcement Friday (finalists: IU, Georgia, Miami). Big battle; potential 5th blue-chip. Portal LB likely needed due to departures/experience gaps. ~22:00 – Coach of the Year Buzz & Staff Cignetti topping boards (Sporting News, On3 Big Ten). Validation of prior hype. Brian Haynes speculation: Stays loyal? Potential future HC (maybe succeeds Cignetti). Young, well-paid, trusted. Other coaching carousel chatter (Ole Miss, FSU, etc.). ~38:00+ – Other Notes Knicks championship (OG Anunoby, etc.); personal/family ties. Favorite road games: Michigan (Big House potential) or Washington (sailgating). Schedule notes. Extended close: US Soccer/World Cup excitement (Pochettino impact, talent, mindset shift, Paraguay win, stadium reactions, future investment). Standout Quotes/Insights On All-Americans: "We're going into the season with eight preseason All-Americans... Take that as you will." (Talent upgrade + respect). On Sharp: "When this staff bites down on somebody... it should tell you that they're that talented." On program growth: Media team crushing it; keep good people (Bowens promotion). Sorsby: Rules have consequences; hope for personal recovery. Cignetti/Haynes: Trust and stability key. Social/Engagement: Strong calls for YouTube likes/subscribes. Check hosts: @AlecKeezer, @Bradley_Loomis8, @theVOCFB, IndianaVOCFB. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    1h 46m

  4. Jun 10

    EA Cignetti Football 27 / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 85

    Episode Notes: Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 85 Hosts: Alec Keezer & Bradley Loomis Podcast: Indiana Hoosiers Live / Voice of College Football (IndianaVOCFB) Date/Context: Early June 2026 episode (post-spring, ramping toward fall camp) Length: ~1 hour 49 minutes Key Themes: Brendan Sorsby eligibility ruling & college football integrity/governance; EA Sports Cignetti trailer hype; Indiana roster/transfers/tickets; lighter topics (mascots, transfers, non-football sports). 0:00 – 0:05: Intro & Milestones 65 episodes together; consistent weekly (twice weekly in season) output with almost no misses. Show tone: Casual, opinionated, Hoosier-centric college football talk. 0:05 – ~0:30: Biggest News – Brendan Sorsby Eligibility Ruling Core Story: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby ruled eligible for 2026 season despite significant gambling violations (~$90k wagered across years/states/accounts, including on his own team’s games, while underage). Heisman odds now +5000 (Josh Hoover movement noted). Strong criticism: Multiple red flags; comparisons to other suspensions (Iowa State player, Jamison Williams, academic cases). Viewers see hypocrisy and loss of “sanctity of sport.” Legal angle: Courts overriding NCAA rules creates loopholes; calls for independent football governance (outside NCAA). Texas Tech fans defending it draws ire; contract/NIL voiding questions raised. Broader implications: Shadow portal enforcement, tampering, NIL “Wild West,” donation fatigue, integrity/accountability erosion. Discussion on whether players should be employees (framework for rules/labor laws already exists). Indiana angle: Hypothetical vacating wins from Sorsby era (light-hearted, with exceptions for certain eras/players like Cam Camper). Hosts’ Take: This is a major “mask-off” moment exposing governance failures. Rules exist for a reason; courts/universities bypassing them damages the sport. Market/NIL will self-correct somewhat, but enforcement and integrity are the real issues. ~0:30 – 0:45: NCAA Future, Governance, & College Football Landscape NCAA should stick to Olympic/basketball sports; football needs its own body (possibly evolving from CFP). FBS never truly an NCAA championship sport in the modern sense. NIL/portal chaos: Tampering, high school payments, roster spending vs. results (e.g., Ohio State example). Employee status debate revisited. Positive notes: Some enforcement working (e.g., Chandler Morris); market may plateau; focus on rule-following consequences. ~0:45 – 1:05: Indiana Hoosiers-Specific Updates Season Tickets: New batch sold out instantly; 3-game mini-packages dropping July 1. “Pack the Rock” momentum strong coming off national championship. EA Sports College Football 27 Trailer: Kurt Cignetti voices iconic trailer — massive recruiting win and free pitch to future classes. Hosts call it an all-time classic; chess-not-checkers move by Cignetti. Emphasizes “how you show up” culture. Meet the Transfers: Josh Burnham spotlight (volleyball anecdote ties in humorously). Mascot Rankings (Big Ten Huddle): Hoosier the Bison ranked too low at #12. Oregon Duck (Houston Cougar fight history) and others debated. Charlie Becker: Youth camp in Nashville (Indiana gear sightings); airport promo in Indy; building Nashville pipeline. Happy birthday shoutout. Academic Note: Adamola Ajani named June Scholar-Athlete of the Month. 1:05 – End: Lighter Segments, Other Sports & Closing Personal/food anecdotes (Brad’s eating stories, volleyball). Question of the Week: Top 5 transfer portal additions for Indiana impact (hosts’ off-the-dome: Hoover, Marsh, Brunner, Osunsami, Harris + honorable mentions). Non-football: Knicks fans criticism; World Cup excitement (U.S. hosting, weather advantage, talent, Pochettino aggression); UFC at White House; hockey (Canes); MLB (Dodgers/Red Sox/Braves talk). Closing: Clips coming; follow hosts/socials; Go Hoosiers. Key Quotes / Memorable Moments On Sorsby/courts: “You can just go to a court... and basically say F you to any rule the NCAA has ever created.” On Cignetti trailer: “Kurt Cignetti is the center of the college football universe.” Mascot fights & Hoosier pride throughout. Light-hearted: Chief Keef reaction from Don Fisher interview callback; “These bitches love Sosa.” Overall Tone & Takeaways: High-energy mix of serious governance critique and optimistic Hoosier hype. Strong focus on integrity amid NIL era while celebrating program momentum under Cignetti. Excellent for fans wanting both analysis and fun Indiana-centric content. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    1h 50m

  5. Jun 3

    Sammy Jacobs (Hoosier Huddle) on the evolution of #IUFB / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 84

    Episode Notes: Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 84 Podcast: Indiana VOCFB (Voice of College Football) Hosts: Alec Keezer & Brad Loomis Guest: Sammy Jacobs (Hoosier Huddle) Date/Context: June 2, 2026 Recent episode discussing the rapid evolution of Indiana Hoosiers football (#IUFB) under Curt Cignetti. Overall Theme The episode celebrates Indiana football’s transformation from a program with limited media coverage to a rising powerhouse with national attention. It covers 2026 season outlook, roster building, Cignetti’s impact, recruiting, and the growth of IU-specific media. Key Segments & Takeaways 1. 2026 Season Outlook & North Texas Opener FanDuel line discussion: Indiana favored by ~38.5 points. Hosts note Cignetti teams often start slow (tune-up games) but improve dramatically. Caution against overconfidence despite strong roster. Historical context: First games under Cignetti (vs. FIU, Western Illinois) didn’t always “look the part” despite blowout potential. 2. 2026 Schedule Highlights (First 5 Weeks) Week 1: Big Noon Kickoff vs. North Texas Week 2: Noon vs. Howard (Big Ten Network) Week 3: 4 PM vs. Western Kentucky (Peacock) Week 4: Friday Night vs. Northwestern (Big Ten opener) Week 5: Night game at Rutgers (TBD – potential NBC/BTN) 3. College Football 27 Video Game Cover Curt Cignetti featured prominently. Mixed reactions: Hosts appreciate the recognition but debate the group design vs. solo focus. Acknowledged as a huge milestone for the program and Cignetti’s birthday release. 4. ESPN Top 100 Newcomers List Josh Hoover (#1): Replacing Heisman-level production; highest value newcomer as QB for defending champs. Nick Marsh (#11): Strong case as top WR newcomer. Toby Osasami (#18): Key edge addition. Turbo Richard: Lower ranking questioned given RB room turnover. Indiana had strong representation (tied for most in top 20 with Miami). 5. Roster Construction & Future (2026–2027) Heavy transfer portal reliance in early Cignetti years transitioning to more homegrown talent. Tyler Cherry seen as pivotal for 2026+ QB stability. 2027 viewed as a “transformation/evolution” year — first big freshman class matures. Balance of portal veterans + developing youth emphasized. Cignetti acts as de facto GM. 6. Curt Cignetti Deep Dive (Sammy’s Insights) Described as a “football junkie” and intense competitor — watches film obsessively. Personality: Serious sideline demeanor but has a fun, witty side; hates complacency even in blowouts. Coaching philosophy: Builds trust with staff/players; relentless improvement focus. Sammy: “One of one” — IU is lucky to have him. 7. Recruiting Notes Optimism on several targets (e.g., Jalen Brewster, Dijon Talley-Rhodes, Munchie Sales, Caleb Johnson). Tight end room highlighted as young but talented with high staff confidence. 8. Media Landscape & Hoosier Huddle Sammy discusses growth of IU football media (Hoosier Huddle’s new weekly podcast series on Believe Network). Reflection on early days when coverage was sparse vs. current vibrant ecosystem. New podcast: Bar-style football talk with Jamie Jordan — topics, chat Q&A, ~45-60 minutes. Standout Quotes On Cignetti: “He’s not a normal dude… If you made a coach on the new NCAA game and put 99 on everything, that would be Sick.” On program evolution: “The whole future hinges on Tyler Cherry.” Sammy on media growth: Gratitude for fans and the journey from limited coverage to thriving IU football content space. Episode Tone & Value Enthusiastic, insightful, and fan-focused. Excellent for hardcore #IUFB followers wanting insider recruiting thoughts, strategic analysis, and appreciation of how far the program has come. Strong mix of immediate 2026 talk and long-term vision. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    1h 60m

  6. May 27

    Curt Cignetti sets the pace! / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 83

    Episode Notes: "Curt Cignetti Sets the Pace!" / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 83 Hosts: Alec Keezer & Bradley Loomis Channel: Voice of College Football Network (Indiana VOCFB) Date: ~May 26, 2026 Main Themes Optimism around Indiana Football under Curt Cignetti heading into 2026. Strong belief that IU is being disrespected nationally despite recent success. Culture, roster continuity, and roster upgrades as keys to sustained success. Big picture Big Ten vs. SEC discussion. Key Segments & Takeaways Early Betting Odds: Ohio State @ Indiana (Oct 17) FanDuel released lines unusually early. Indiana -1.5 at home (hosts shocked and thrilled). Moneyline near pick’em; slight lean over. Hosts view this as massive disrespect to IU’s home field advantage (unbeaten under Cignetti) and overall roster. Strong lean: Take Indiana + points or moneyline. On3 Top 100 & Ohio State Preview Acknowledge Ohio State’s elite returning WR duo (Jeremiah Smith + Emeka Egbuka/Sane). IU has clear edges in trenches (O-line & D-line), depth, and overall roster construction. Hosts believe IU is better position-by-position except possibly WR1 and marginal QB edge. Expect a close, physical game decided in the trenches. Culture, Continuity & Leadership Addressing concerns about losing JMU transfer “culture setters.” 18 scholarship players with 2+ full years in Cignetti’s program. Roster now full of Power 4 talents (much higher baseline than Year 1). Carter Smith & Tyree Tucker highlighted as ideal leaders (“The Standard” episode recommended). Culture remains intact (Ellison & Karp now on staff). Recruiting/Transfers Buzz Praise for Joshua Burnham & Joe Yelly (transfer standouts). New high school commit: Jordan Carrasquillo (WR from Georgia, elite lacrosse background, big-bodied prospect). Weight room highlights: Brendan Sharp squatting 400+ lbs, Mason McDermott benching 390. Other Notes Lane Kiffin comments on Ole Miss/2024 playoff (hosts love Kiffin’s confidence). Preston Zachman player spotlight (intelligence & versatility praised for Haynes’ defense). Defensive projections: Potentially the best unit in college football. Big Ten vs. SEC Hypothetical Challenge Hosts run through a full slate of matchups. Final tally: Big Ten ~11-5 (strong depth showing). Standout predictions: Northwestern over Vanderbilt Wisconsin over Florida Rutgers over Kentucky (close) Illinois over Arkansas (Bielema Bowl) UCLA over Mississippi State Penn State over Tennessee USC over LSU Indiana over Georgia (crown jewel) Reinforces belief that Big Ten depth is comparable (or superior) to SEC. Overall Tone Extremely bullish on Indiana 2026. Emphasis on Cignetti’s program building, roster improvement, and belief that IU is “setting the pace” in the Big Ten. Mix of analysis, humor, recruiting nuggets, and conference pride. Signature Closer: “Go Hoosiers!” Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    1h 42m

  7. May 20

    #IUFB Recruiting Momentum is Real! / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 82

    #IUFB Recruiting Momentum is Real! / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 82 Hosts: Alec Keezer & Bradley Loomis (Indiana VOCFB) Length: ~1 hour 33 minutes (based on transcript timestamps) Date/Context: Recent episode covering Phil Steele national cover, NFL Draft odds, recruiting updates, program momentum, and more. Shout-out to Jackson Johnson (the user!) for the intro/outro music and video. Key Segments & Timestamps (approximate from SRT-style transcript) 0:00 – 0:50: Intro, FanDuel sponsorship, big shout-out to Jackson Johnson for intro/outro production. Banter with Brad (master of the eye test). 0:50 – 4:00: Phil Steele national cover discussion. Features QBs: Dante Moore (Indiana), Arch Manning (Texas), Gunner Stockton (Georgia), Julian Sayin (Ohio State), CJ Carr (Notre Dame), Josh Hoover (Oregon? TCU transfer context). Note on practice jersey for Moore. 4:00 – 9:00: FanDuel 2027 NFL Draft #1 overall pick odds: Arch Manning (+185 favorite) Dante Moore (+420) CJ Carr (+600) Julian Sayin (+1400) Josh Hoover (+4500) Gunner Stockton (no odds) Hosts rank NFL prospects vs. college performance. 9:00 – 16:00: "Goon" (college) QB rankings: Sayin #1 (Heisman finalist, production), Hoover #2 (production + system), then Manning/Moore/Carr tier. Discussion on upside vs. proven production, Gunner Stockton as "Georgia Peyton Ramsey." 16:00 – 25:00: Brad’s Top 5 desired Indiana home-and-homes: Notre Dame (in-state rivalry, blue blood) Kentucky (historic rivalry, great colors) Texas Tech (recruiting exposure) Miami (smack talk revenge) Alabama (more revenge) Honorable mentions: anyone who wants the smoke. 25:00 – 40:00+: Chat questions, recruiting updates (e.g., Torbert decommits), philosophy on talent development, portal vs. high school recruiting, "it's just kids playing football," sustainability without massive classes. Later segments: Josh Pate comments on IU fan base, NFL schedule reveal (Raiders Step Brothers parody with Mendoza), Hoosier the Bison mascot reveal, "Night with the Hoosiers" fundraiser, Tyson Brown story, Josh Hoover update, NFL Rookie Premiere (Mendoza, Black, Surratt, Cooper), 2021 shirtless section tribute, LeVar Keyes on campus, Purdue GPA joke, Brandon Sorsby update, cornerback NFL draft chart (Sharp & Harris looking strong), Kirkwood & Dunn appearance. Closing: Momentum message — arrow pointing up for IUFB. Like/subscribe calls, Go Hoosiers. Main Takeaways Recruiting Momentum: Real and sustainable. Portal success + development > raw HS rankings. Program winning with or without any single recruit. Optimism for 2026/2027: Strong QB room (Hoover), corners (Sharp/Harris), overall trajectory under Cignetti. Program Culture: Health-focused (limited tackling), fan investment, development focus, "next man up." Fun Vibes: Rival banter, uniform/color talk, villain drafts, Drake/Iceman joke closer. Episode Vibe: High-energy, optimistic IU football talk with analysis, humor, and fan engagement. Perfect for Hoosier faithful tracking the rise. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    1h 34m

  8. May 14

    A Celebration of the National Champions + First Goom Rankings of 2026 / Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 81

    Episode Notes: Indiana Hoosiers LIVE 81 Title: A Celebration of the National Champions + First Goom Rankings of 2026 Date: May 13, 2026 Hosts: Alec Keezer & Bradley Loomis (IndianaVOCFB / Voice of College Football) Length: ~2+ hours (full live show) Key Segments & Highlights FanDuel Betting & Fernando Mendoza Talk FanDuel over/under for Mendoza’s rookie passing yards: 2,350.5. Hosts discuss why Kirk Cousins starts Week 1 and the value in Mendoza seeing NFL speed before taking over (projected mid-season insertion). Strong hype: Mendoza’s throwing motion, spiral, and Brady/Luck comparisons (body type, accuracy, football IQ, towel gag). Emphasis on Raiders’ need to build the system/line around him for long-term success. 2025 National Champions Celebration Indiana’s White House visit, “Get the Gat” moment, and team recognition. Discussion of Fernando not attending, team responses, and why championship traditions matter regardless of politics. Pride in Sig’s journey and the program’s momentum. Hoosier NFL Pipeline & Rookies Updates on Raiders (top pipeline), Jets (Cooper Jr. #3, D’Angelo Pons #23), 49ers, etc. 10 draft picks in two years (massive turnaround stat). Rookie minicamp notes (Curtis Rourke back, Kalon Black, etc.). NFL Honors / Rookie Premiere attendees: Kalon Black, Omar Cooper Jr., Fernando Mendoza, Elijah Surratt. 2026 Schedule Notes Phil Steele’s toughest opponent win% rankings: Indiana #11 nationally. Non-conference and Big Ten slate discussion. Northwestern game moved to Friday, Sept 25 (Fox Friday Night). First Goom Rankings of 2026 (Preseason) Brad’s initial top rankings (eye-test + continuity focused): Indiana (defending champs – elite returning defense + upgrades) Miami Oregon Ole Miss Ohio State Georgia Texas A&M Oklahoma Alabama Texas Tech Notre Dame Lower tiers include USC (15), SMU (17), Washington, Penn State, Virginia Tech, BYU, etc. Goom Philosophy Heavy weight on playoff teams from prior year rolling over. Continuity (coach/QB/coordinator), roster talent, and “new blood” programs investing heavily. Dark horse tier (15–11) and proven contenders (top 10). Other Notes Graduates, returning players, and depth chart optimism. Recruiting window “kicked open,” pipeline building, and culture talk. Light-hearted bits: Jumpman #23 for Pons, receiving back debates, etc. Closing Call to action for YouTube subs (just passed 600, aiming for 1K by season), reviews, and social follows. Next show returns to Tuesday nights with big recruiting updates. Overall Vibe: Celebratory yet forward-looking. Strong Indiana optimism for a repeat/contender run in 2026 anchored by what’s expected to be a nationally elite defense. Fun, rambling Hoosier fan energy with detailed NFL and CFB analysis. Great episode for fans wanting the pulse on Mendoza’s NFL outlook, championship reflection, and early 2026 preseason power rankings. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    2h 7m
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