Get IN. Sports with Dom Miranda

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Get IN. Sports is your destination for all things Indiana Sports. Follow host Dominic Miranda and his nearly decade of sports broadcasting experience as we cover high school, college, and pro sports in the Hoosier State.

  1. 1d ago

    IHSAA Football Sectional Semis & Championships + Soccer State Finals Recap

    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap a packed weekend of Indiana sports, highlighted by a wild 48-45 win for 6A No. 10 Carmel over No. 3 Westfield in the sectional semifinals, No. 4 IU taking down upset-minded Minnesota 23-16 in overtime in Bloomington, and No. 25 DePauw dominating No. 14 John Carroll 35-7, a game in which Dom was on the call.   They run through notable IHSAA sectional semifinal results across every class, discuss battle-tested teams, preview upcoming sectional title matchups like 5A No. 1 Cathedral (7-3) vs. No. 2 New Pal (7-3) and 2A No. 3 Indy Lutheran (10-0) vs. No. 5 Eastern Hancock (11-0), and check their IHSAA Pick 'Em brackets.   The Ascend Football Player of the Week is Merrillville senior quarterback Michael Hill Jr., who went 31 of 54 for 415 yards and five touchdowns in a 43-33 sectional semifinal loss to 6A No. 4 Crown Point.   The show concludes with a recap of the IHSAA boys and girls soccer state finals and opening of a gift from 2002 Indiana Mr. Football and 2003 Indiana Mr. Baseball Clayton Richard, who went on to play in the major leagues for 11 seasons with the Chicago White Sox, San Diego Padres, Chicago Cubs, and Toronto Blue Jays.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - IHSAA Football Sectional Semifinal Results - IHSAA Football Sectional Finals Matchups - Indiana College Football Week 9 Results - IHSAA Boys and Girls Soccer State Finals Results   Thank you to our partner: Ascend Football   Check out these great clips from the show:   0:00 Intro & Welcome  0:29 Spangle's Weekend: Purdue Volleyball & IU Football  4:16 Carmel vs Westfield Recap  5:52 Dom's Weekend: Brownsburg, Lawrence Central & DePauw  20:03 DePauw Play-by-Play Calls  24:07 High School Football Scores That Stuck Out  29:57 Castle vs Floyd Central Highlight  31:52 South Bend St Joe vs Northridge Highlight  34:25 Muncie Central vs Yorktown Highlight  36:33 Heritage Hills Upsets Evansville Reitz  37:34 Evansville Memorial Crushes Gibson Southern  40:13 West Lafayette Upsets McCutcheon  43:28 Class 3A Scores & Streaks Broken  45:32 Class 1A & 2A Scores  47:00 Hammond Morton Discussion  48:24 Ascend Football Sponsorship  51:03 Bracket Breakdown: 6A  52:17 Bracket Breakdown: 5A  54:24 Bracket Breakdown: 4A  60:10 South Putnam & Sagarin Top 10 Trivia  63:36 Bracket Breakdown: 3A  69:02 Bracket Breakdown: 2A  79:00 Bracket Breakdown: 1A  83:26 Matchups to Watch  88:30 Player of the Week  90:16 College Football Roundup  97:39 Soccer State Champions  99:30 Clayton Richard Merch Unboxing & Outro Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

  2. 6d ago

    Inside the Chaos of Andrew Luck's Retirement | Mike Wells, IU Sports Media

    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda interviews longtime Indianapolis sports journalist and IU Media School lecturer Mike Wells about his path from being a military brat and grinding at Central Washington to covering the Vikings when they had Randy Moss, then joining the IndyStar to cover the Pacers through the Malice at the Palace era, Reggie Miller's final game, and the Paul George/Lance Stephenson Eastern Conference Finals run.   Wells recounts breaking the story of Ron Artest wanting a trade and sharing firsthand experiences from the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing while on assignment. He explains moving to ESPN as the Colts NFL Nation reporter, the chaos of Adam Schefter's Andrew Luck retirement tweet during a preseason game, and why relationship-building matters in modern journalism.   Wells also discusses the Colts' current direction, Jim Irsay stories, and why he left ESPN to teach and create credentialed opportunities for students at IU.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Mike Wells' Experience at Central Washington - Wells' Sports Journalism Journey - Why Wells Left ESPN   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 Artest Trade Hint 01:02 Guest Introduction: Mike Wells 01:57 Slow Jam Reentry 03:18 Military Brat Roots 04:45 Central Washington Grind 05:44 Brawl to IndyStar 07:21 Chasing Randy Moss 09:14 Basketball Junkie 12:35 Indy First Impressions 14:00 Pacers Beat Access 14:52 Artest Wants Out 19:01 Relationships Matter 21:34 Pacers Peak Moments 23:15 Boston Marathon Scare 28:33 ESPN Calls 30:37 Leaving for ESPN 31:05 Holder John Legend Story 32:05 Stuart Scott Inspiration 33:33 Teaching Offer Decision 35:29 Riding Andrew Luck Wave 36:57 Luck Retirement Chaos 41:54 Career Highlights Scoops 44:44 ESPN Grind Exit 46:32 Colts Stuck No Mans Land 49:23 Jim Irsay Yacht Tales 52:45 Life as IU Professor 56:36 Industry Changes Advice 58:17 IU Football vs. Purdue Debate 01:01:22 Indiana Sports Passion   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

  3. Oct 28

    Indiana High School Football Sectionals Recap & Championship Preview + Soccer State Finals Preview

    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap IHSAA football sectionals across Indiana, discuss their IHSAA Pick 'Em brackets, preview upcoming matchups, and preview the boys and girls soccer state finals at Michael A. Carroll Stadium in Indianapolis.   South Putnam beat Cascade 56-33 behind Ty Benton's seven total touchdowns, there were overtime wins by Southwood over Blackhawk (giving coach Bud Wright career win No. 467) and Cardinal Ritter over Covenant Christian, Knightstown rolled 84-0, Tipton upset unbeaten Eastern Greentown 35-28, Heritage Hills held off Jasper 21-14, Andrean topped unbeaten Griffith 38-20, Caston edged Madison-Grant 23-22, and Hamilton Heights won its seventh straight after starting 0-3.   They also discuss their IHSAA Pick 'Em brackets and preview upcoming matchups including Westfield-Carmel, New Pal-Pendleton Heights, and Evansville Memorial-Gibson Southern.   The Ascend Football Player of the Week is North Judson junior Aiden McGowan, who had 10 carries for 108 yards and two touchdowns, four receptions for 135 and a touchdown, five tackles, two tackles for loss, and an interception in the Bluejays' 62-7 sectional win over Triton.   The show wraps with a preview of the 2026 boys and girls soccer state finals with participating teams, records, and storylines.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Sectional Semifinal Results - Indiana Football Sectional Championship Previews - Indiana High School Boys and Girls Soccer State Finals Preview   Thank you to our partner: Ascend Football   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 Podcast Welcome 00:29 Weekend Watch Party 01:42 Stream Quality Talk 02:46 Sectional Headlines 03:51 Pick 'Em Brackets 05:24 Scores That Stood Out 05:36 South Putnam Statement 08:03 Upsets And Nail Biters 18:00 Tipton Shock And Cass Talk 25:03 Bracket Breakdown Begins 26:34 Hammond Morton Buzz 27:43 Lowell Showdown Math 28:55 4A Bracket Check 30:40 3A Red Pen Recap 32:20 Andrean-Griffith Fallout 35:39 Bluffton-Norwell Rivalry 37:54 2A Upsets Pile Up 43:31 Record Chase 47:39 Brownstown Central Love 49:40 1A Wrights And West Washington 52:08 Small Town Sectionals 52:58 Thunderbirds Upset Alert 54:57 Strength Of Schedule Debate 56:18 Ascend Football Player Of The Week 59:59 Must Watch Matchups 01:02:24 Boys Soccer Finals Preview 01:14:58 Girls Soccer Finals Preview 01:25:33 Final Wrap And Thanks   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

  4. Oct 23

    Why the Indiana High School Football Playoff System Needs Fixed | Kyle Neddenriep, IndyStar

    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Kyle Neddenriep, who is in his 19th season covering Indiana high school sports for the IndyStar, to preview the IHSAA football state tournament.   Neddenriep discusses his career path from Missouri State and the Springfield News-Leader to Indianapolis, why he values telling athletes' stories, and his book Historic Hoosier Gyms about 100 vacated gyms across the state.   The conversation highlights key 2026 football storylines, including Brownsburg's pursuit of a third straight 6A title, Warren Central's growth, standout running backs like Izayveon Moore and Keyon Thomas, and major sectional matchups looming such as defending 3A champion Cascade meeting defending 1A champion South Putnam in the opening round of 2A sectionals on Oct. 23, plus New Pal and Cathedral likely playing each other in a 5A sectional championship showdown on Oct. 30. They also discuss tournament seeding proposals, playoff qualification, changes like NIL/PBA and transfers, and what makes Lucas Oil state finals weekend and Indiana high school sports special.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Kyle Neddenriep's Career Path to IndyStar and What Makes Covering High School Sports Special - The Best IHSAA Football Sectional Matchups, Sleepers and Contenders - The Future of Indiana Sports   Check out these great clips from the show: 0:56 - Guest Intro: Kyle Neddenriep (IndyStar) 2:15 - Kyle's Journey to Indianapolis 4:11 - What Makes Covering HS Sports Special 6:04 - Historic Hoosier Gyms Book 10:13 - 2026 Regular Season Storylines 11:16 - Brownsburg's 3-Peat Pursuit 12:03 - Cascade vs. South Putnam 13:06 - 5A & 4A Class Overview 15:54 - Top Running Backs & Mr. Football Race 18:14 - Small Schools: 1A & 2A 20:34 - Sectional First Round Breakdown 24:24 - 3A Class Discussion 27:11 - Tournament Seeding Debate 30:10 - Should Teams Qualify for Playoffs? 31:38 - State of HS Sports (NIL, Transfers, Prep Schools) 35:21 - Can South Putnam Win Back-to-Back? 36:33 - 4A Prediction: Who's the Favorite? 38:41 - State Championship Weekend at Lucas Oil 41:36 - What Makes Indiana Sports Special 43:09 - Wrap-up & Kyle's Book Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

  5. Oct 21

    IN HS FB- Week 9 Recap and Sectional Extravaganza

    Pick your IHSAA Bracket here: https://ihsaapickem.live    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 9 of Indiana high school football, highlight the remaining 24 unbeaten teams statewide, and preview sectionals in all six classes.   Notable Week 9 results included 6A No. 7 Center Grove's 28-14 comeback vs. 5A No. 2 Bloomington South, 4A No. 7 Northridge's 37-30 win over 5A No. 1 Warsaw to win the Northern Lakes Conference title, 4A No. 5 Roncalli's 28-10 win over 4A No. 1 East Central, and 3A No. 7 Griffith ending 2A No. 9 Wheeler's unbeaten run.   They then break down sectionals across the state in every class, highlighting unbeaten contenders, sleepers, projected regional/semi-state paths, and final four predictions.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Week 9 Results - The 24 Remaining Unbeaten Teams - Indiana Football Sectional Previews   Thank you to our partner: Ascend Football   Check out these great clips from the show: 0:00 - Intro & Episode Overview 0:29 - Sectional Week Hype & Indiana HS Football Extraganza 2:12 - Florida Trip Recap & Listing IHSAA Schools on a Plane 4:12 - Colts Fire GM / NFL Talk 6:55 - Regular Season Finale Scores That Stood Out 15:22 - Class 1A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 40:43 - Class 2A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 73:09 - Ascend Football Sponsor Spot 74:21 - Class 3A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 105:17 - Class 4A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 134:49 - Class 5A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 152:26 - Class 6A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 169:42 - 6A Undefeated Teams & Ascend Football Player of the Year 171:13 - Most Anticipated Week 1 Sectional Matchups 174:02 - Outro & Wrap-Up   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

  6. Oct 16

    How Indianapolis Became a Sports Event Powerhouse | Sarah Myer, Indiana Sports Corp

    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Sarah Myer, chief of staff & strategy at Indiana Sports Corp, to discuss how Indianapolis attracts and delivers major sporting events and how her career led her there.   Myer shares her Cleveland upbringing, Butler University experience, and marketing background at NUVO and the Indianapolis Symphony, including lessons on audience research, leadership, and finding her voice in male-dominated rooms.   She details joining Indiana Sports Corp in 2019, navigating COVID and helping plan the 2021 March Madness tournament in 75 days (held exclusively at venues in central Indiana), then leading the 2024 U.S. Olympic Swim Trials at Lucas Oil Stadium, which set attendance records and drew global attention.   Myer explains bid complexity, fundraising realities, and Indy's hosting advantages, and also outlines the Sports Corp 2050 vision with pillars including women's sports and sports tech.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Why Indianapolis Can Host Major Events Successfully - The 2021 NCAA Men's March Madness Tournament and 2024 U.S. Olympic Swim Trials  - How Indiana Sports Corp Bids and Fundraises for Major Events - Indiana Sports Corp 2050 Vision   Check out these great clips from the show:   0:28 - Podcast Intro & Meet Sarah Meyer 2:18 - Growing Up in Cleveland & Path to Sports 3:41 - Butler University & Early Career in Indy 6:13 - Nuvo, Symphony & Marketing Lessons 9:42 - Finding Her Voice: Women in Leadership 13:04 - Joining Indiana Sports Corp (2019) 14:02 - March Madness 2021: 75 Days to Plan 14:58 - Leading the Olympic Swim Trials 21:48 - Planning, Marketing & the Swim Community 26:53 - Opening Night: World Records Broken 30:31 - Paris Olympics & Global Recognition 32:11 - Reflection: Relief & Grief After Events 33:27 - What People Don't Realize About Event Planning 36:08 - Favorite Events & Community Impact 38:36 - The 2050 Vision: Global Epicenter of Sport 42:24 - Sports Tech in Indiana 44:17 - A New Chapter: Moving Back to Cleveland 48:27 - What Makes Indiana Sports Special 49:40 - NFL Draft, Combine & Looking Ahead 53:35 - Closing & Sign Off Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

  7. Oct 13

    Indiana High School Football Week 8 Recap and Week 9 Preview

    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 8 of Indiana high school football, note 28 unbeaten teams remain, and preview next Tuesday's sectional breakdown.   Nate mentions Evansville's Casey's Dugout, a Memorial-themed memorabilia bar tied to alum Don Mattingly, before highlighting Winchester's 66-0 win, Bud Wright's 466th victory, Carmel's loss to Warren Central, Bluffton's first win over Adams Central in 17 straight tries, and Plainfield's 28-27 win over Whiteland after a failed two-point try.   Key Week 8 results also include Lawrence North over Center Grove, Warsaw's rise in 5A, and Evansville Memorial's 34-28 comeback from 21-0 at Floyd Central.   They then introduce a new segment called "The Pulse" and announce Maconaquah quarterback Aiden Robinson (46-of-61 passing for 492 yards and 6 touchdowns) as the Ascend Football Player of the Week for Week 8.   The show concludes with a preview of major Week 9 matchups, Mr. Football quiz and college football updates.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Week 8 Results - Remaining Unbeatens - The Hart Coaches - Best Matchups of Week 9   Thank you to our partner: Ascend Football   Check out these great clips from the show: 0:00 - Intro 0:29 - Week 8 Recap & Casey's Dugout 6:02 - Week 8 Headlines 9:02 - Scores That Stuck Out 30:31 - The Pulse (Hart Family) 34:32 - ASCEND Football Sponsorship 35:39 - Small Ball Central (1A-3A) 47:29 - Big Ballers (4A-6A) 51:37 - The Sorgi Report 53:12 - Player of the Week 55:58 - Matchups That I Like 67:05 - Name 15 Mr. Footballs 71:08 - College Sports Roundup 73:20 - Manchester University Unboxing 75:59 - Outro   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

  8. Oct 9

    Why Indiana State Champions Drink Milk | Chris Kaufman, IHSAA and Sheri Shipp, American Dairy Association Indiana

    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Chris Kaufman, IHSAA assistant commissioner and foundation president, and Sheri Shipp, American Dairy Association Indiana youth wellness manager, to discuss their partnership that brings the "winners drink milk" tradition to Indiana high school state championships.   They explain how the idea connects to the Indianapolis 500 milk tradition dating to Louis Meyer's 1940s victory, and how Indiana dairy farmers present ice-cold milk to selected student "milk drinkers" after championships. They describe strong student and community reactions and goals to make the tradition permanent while educating about milk's recovery and nutrition benefits.   They also highlight farmers' roles, the IHSAA's use of partnership revenue to reimburse schools, and how community makes Indiana sports special.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - How the IHSAA and American Dairy Association Indiana Started Their Partnership - The Role of Indiana Farmers in the Milk Bottle Presentation - The Nutrition and Recovery Benefits from Milk - How Partnership Revenue Helps the IHSAA Reimburse Schools   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 Indy 500 Milk Tradition 00:56 Meet The Guests 01:42 How The Partnership Started 02:07 Why Dairy Fits IHSAA 05:13 Origins Of Winners Drink Milk 06:37 Farmers Behind The Bottle 08:13 Rolling Out State Championships 09:35 How The Milk Moment Works 11:15 Making It A Lasting Tradition 13:03 Milk As A Nutrient Powerhouse 14:43 Back to Basics Nutrition 15:24 Farmers Behind the Milk 16:18 Milk in Schools Recovery 16:43 Why This Partnership Works 17:54 Farmers All In 18:56 Rookie to Veteran Program 19:30 Media Training and Spotlight 21:06 Partnership Funds Schools 22:03 What Makes Indiana Sports 24:14 Brownsburg Title Story 24:43 Wrap Up and Farewell   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

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