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Dave and Glass discuss Indiana’s first win in 12 games along with the future of the program as Assistant Coach and top recruiter Roshown McLeod was let go late Sunday night.

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Sorry about getting this up late.

Dave and Glass wonder if Indiana could pull the upset against the Boilers on Wednesday night.

Big Ten basketball was also on the docket.

Unfortunately with the 6:30 start time, the boys had a chance to watch the first ten minutes during the show.

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Dave and Glass try and figure out what’s wrong with IU basketball while looking ahead to next year already.  Also, the Big Ten is heating up as the last week gets underway Tuesday night.

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Dave and Glass assess Indiana’s future and weekend along with the Big Ten’s chances of getting more than five teams to the Big Dance.

Expanding the NCAA tournament even made its way into the program towards the end.

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Dave and Glass try and figure out where IU goes from here in hoops.

The Pacers and their “plan” makes the show as well.

Tiger Woods y’all wraps things up.

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Indiana University Head Football Coach Bill Lynch dropped by the studio to talk football for an hour with Dave and Glass.

Recruiting, player development and a look ahead to Spring Practice were on the agenda.

Also, Coach Lynch and his wife are chairing the local Red Cross fund raising drive.

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All hoops all the time now that the NFL has finished except for next Monday when Bill Lynch joins us live in the studio.

Dave and Glass try to figure out Indiana’s Jekyll and Hyde persona.

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Dave and Glass painfully go over Super Bowl 44 to try and shed some light on why the Colts couldn’t get the job done.

Was it being too conservative?  Was it lack of execution?  Were the Saints just a better team?

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Saints, Match-ups, Predictions

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It looks like the Saints played like we thought the Colts would have.

Two hours of Colts football.

Here’s the first hour.