John Sadak, Reds TV & Westwood One play-by-play broadcaster, joins Jake Query to preview the start of the season tomorrow for the Cincinnati Reds. Their conversation starts by discussing the current health of the Reds pitching staff, identifies managing Elly De La Cruz throughout the season as one the things Terry Francona will really focus on this season, and shares what he learned from watching Iowa upset Florida in the Round of 32.

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Former Butler Bulldog Matt Howard joins Query & Company to help Jake try to start trusting people with two first names, shed some light on how he knew Ronald Nored would be a coach back when they were playing together at Butler, does agree that it is swimming uphill a little bit when it comes to the resources available for Butler basketball, relives the two Final Four runs for the Bulldogs, and identifies Brad Stevens and the coaching staff at Butler during his time there was the best staff he ever played for.

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(00:00-26:40) – Query & Company opens on a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the decision by Butler athletics to hire Ronald Nored as the program’s next men’s basketball coach. He encapsulates everything that Nored will bring to the table because of his connection to the program and his recent time in the NBA.

(26:40-42:34) – John Sadak, Reds TV & Westwood One play-by-play broadcaster, joins Jake Query to preview the start of the season tomorrow for the Cincinnati Reds. Their conversation starts by discussing the current health of the Reds pitching staff, identifies managing Elly De La Cruz throughout the season as one the things Terry Francona will really focus on this season, and shares what he learned from watching Iowa upset Florida in the Round of 32.

(42:34-50:19) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake sharing some more notes that he gathered during Butler’s head coaching search regarding John Groce and Travis Steele.

(50:19-1:13:56) – Ed Carpenter from ECR joins Query & Company to explain how his partnership with AES came about, the unveiling of the car that he will drive in this May’s Indianapolis 500, explains what makes a great leader and who the best leader that he has encountered in his life, and shares his excitement for Butler basketball with Ronald Nored being hired as the head coach earlier today.

(1:13:56-1:33:01) – Elliot Bloom, Director of Men’s Basketball Administration and Operations, joins Jake Query to detail how team’s go about travel planning and coordinating with the NCAA during the tournament, gives his perspective on what has led to the Boilermakers looking like a freight train now, compliments on the type of person that Trey Kaufman-Renn is because he’s different than most college student-athletes, and the excitement that he has for Luke Ertel joining the program next season.

(1:33:01-1:38:32) – Hour number two of Query & Company concludes with Jake asking producer Eddie Garrison some questions about witnessing a no-hitter or a perfect game.

(1:38:32-2:01:38) – Former Butler Bulldog Matt Howard joins Query & Company to help Jake try to start trusting people with two first names, shed some light on how he knew Ronald Nored would be a coach back when they were playing together at Butler, does agree that it is swimming uphill a little bit when it comes to the resources available for Butler basketball, relives the two Final Four runs for the Bulldogs, and identifies Brad Stevens and the coaching staff at Butler during his time there was the best staff he ever played for.

(2:01:38-2:14:35) – Fresh off their NAIA Women’s National Championship win last night, Marian’s Suntana Anderson joins the show on the way back to Indiana to recap the game last night, identify who stepped up their play during the tournament, reveals when she knew that this group had the right ingredients to make a run, and how it feels appropriate the Knights won a championship this season after all the adversity the team had to overcome this season.

(2:14:35-2:22:05) – Today’s show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query from Coaches Tavern to preview his show!

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(00:00-15:41) – John Sadak, Reds TV & Westwood One play-by-play broadcaster, joins Jake Query to preview the start of the season tomorrow for the Cincinnati Reds. Their conversation starts by discussing the current health of the Reds pitching staff, identifies managing Elly De La Cruz throughout the season as one the things Terry Francona will really focus on this season, and shares what he learned from watching Iowa upset Florida in the Round of 32.

(15:41-33:07) – Elliot Bloom, Director of Men’s Basketball Administration and Operations, joins Jake Query to detail how team’s go about travel planning and coordinating with the NCAA during the tournament, gives his perspective on what has led to the Boilermakers looking like a freight train now, compliments on the type of person that Trey Kaufman-Renn is because he’s different than most college student-athletes, and the excitement that he has for Luke Ertel joining the program next season.

(33:07-51:48) – Former Butler Bulldog Matt Howard joins Query & Company to help Jake try to start trusting people with two first names, shed some light on how he knew Ronald Nored would be a coach back when they were playing together at Butler, does agree that it is swimming uphill a little bit when it comes to the resources available for Butler basketball, relives the two Final Four runs for the Bulldogs, and identifies Brad Stevens and the coaching staff at Butler during his time there was the best staff he ever played for.

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Elliot Bloom, Purdue's Director of Men’s Basketball Administration and Operations, joins Jake Query to detail how team’s go about travel planning and coordinating with the NCAA during the tournament, gives his perspective on what has led to the Boilermakers looking like a freight train now, compliments on the type of person that Trey Kaufman-Renn is because he’s different than most college student-athletes, and the excitement that he has for Luke Ertel joining the program next season.

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(00:00-25:35) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing last night’s win for the Indiana Pacers, snapping a 16-game losing streak. Jake found something symbolic in last night’s win for the blue and gold.

(25:35-37:23) – Jake sends his best wishes to one of the many loyal listeners and great people that listens to The Fan as he attempts to finally end his battle with cancer. He also touches on the news that Darius Acuff has signed a shoe deal with Reebok.

(37:23-46:18) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie sharing some more thoughts on what

(47:43-1:13:00) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes his weekly visit on Query & Company and starts his conversation with Jake Query about the NFL Owners Meetings next week in Phoenix. Will the Irsay daughters keep the franchise in Indianapolis? How is the transition of power going financially? Plus, they discuss if Chris Ballard being retained after another collapse last year was because there are other things the front office is focused on and didn’t want to have to add a general manager search to the list of things to do.

(1:13:00-1:23:22) – Jake and Eddie get back into the Pacers winning last night because of how important it was for them to get back in the win column and all the different things that they have gone through this season.

(1:23:22-1:34:55) – Hour number two of Query & Company concludes with Jake asking producer Eddie Garrison some questions about witnessing a no-hitter or a perfect game.

(1:34:53-1:59:50) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins the show to give his perspective on the significance of the Indiana Pacers winning last night over the Orlando Magic. Jake asks Scott for his opinion on who the Pacers would take if they win the NBA Draft Lottery and who could be in play if they don’t win the lottery and end up with pick two, three, or four. Finally, Jake asks Scott to comment on the passing of David Simon.

(1:59:50-2:12:50) – The NFL Owners Meetings will start taking place on Sunday. What are the two rule changes that have been proposed? What are some things that could be discussed that could impact the future of the NFL?

(2:12:50-2:25:19) – Today’s show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query in studio to preview his show!

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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-21:31) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes his weekly visit on Query & Company and starts his conversation with Jake Query about the NFL Owners Meetings next week in Phoenix. Will the Irsay daughters keep the franchise in Indianapolis? How is the transition of power going financially? Plus, they discuss if Chris Ballard being retained after another collapse last year was because there are other things the front office is focused on and didn’t want to have to add a general manager search to the list of things to do.

(21:31-33:28) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins the show to give his perspective on the significance of the Indiana Pacers winning last night over the Orlando Magic. Jake asks Scott for his opinion on who the Pacers would take if they win the NBA Draft Lottery and who could be in play if they don’t win the lottery and end up with pick two, three, or four. Finally, Jake asks Scott to comment on the passing of David Simon.

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(00:00-27:14) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing Purdue advancing to another Sweet 16 after wins over Queens and Miami in the NCAA Tournament. Jake gives his perspective on the success that Purdue has had underneath Matt Painter with the possibility of Kansas, North Carolina, and Kentucky all having head coaching positions open.

(27:14-40:49) – Nathan Baird from the IndyStar makes his debut appearance on Query & Company to discuss the wins that Purdue picked up in St. Louis in the NCAA Tournament. Their conversation starts by discussing the severity of C.J. Cox’s injury, credits P.J. Thompson for drawing up some new offensive sets to get Fletcher Loyer going yesterday, and comments on how well Oscar Cluff has been playing since the start of the conference tournament.

(40:49-47:43) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie discussing which NCAA Tournament games they will be locked into after the show, recapping Ivica Zubac’s five games with the Pacers, and address the report that the Pacers could select Cameron Boozer first overall.

(47:43-1:18:40) – Hour two of Query & Company starts with Jake and producer Eddie Garrison talking about some of the games from the weekend and Jake trying to assist Eddie in making his next survivor pick for the NCAA Tournament.

(1:18:40-1:28:28) – Last season, Eddie won the season long beer bet over Jake and listener Chad. Jake and Eddie open the phone lines to try and find their listener to compete in this season’s version of the game and select their teams.

(1:28:28-1:36:05) – Hour number two of Query & Company concludes with Jake asking producer Eddie Garrison some questions about witnessing a no-hitter or a perfect game.

(1:36:05-1:59:50) – The IndyStar’s Dustin Dopirak joins Jake Query, and their conversation starts by getting Dustin’s perspective on witnessing a perfect game or no-hitter thrown by an opposing team’s pitcher. They also debate if Darius Acuff is playing his way into the discussion of being worthy of the first overall pick, believes that AJ Dybansta would be the first overall pick if the draft was tomorrow, and assesses if there is more pressure on Rick Carlisle or Tyrese Haliburton to get the Pacers back on track next season.

(1:59:50-2:17:07) – Play-by-play broadcaster Brandon Gaudin joins the show to discuss the ending of the Nebraska versus Vanderbilt game with Tyler Tanner’s shot reminding him of Gordon Hayward’s halfcourt shot against Duke that rimmed in and out. Jake asks Brandon if Kelvin Sampson’s Cougars are playing as the best team in the field, and comments on the Butler basketball opening and if he ever envisioned Ronald Nored becoming a head coach when they were at Butler at the same time.

(2:17:07-2:23:25) – Today’s show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query in studio to preview his show!

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