Best Of Query & Company - Wednesday 3/13/24

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-15:17) – The Athletic’s James Boyd joins Query & Company to weigh in on the Colts bringing back the majority of their guys, accesses which areas he thinks Chris Ballard still needs to address, states that he doesn’t believe the Colts won’t be able to trade up to select Marvin Harrison Jr., and believes that Indianapolis will supplement Anthony Richardson in the draft and add talent to the defense in free agency. (15:17-34:54) – Pat Boylan from the Indiana Pacers Radio Network and Bally Sports Indiana joins the program for the first time to share why the Pacers defense has been better in the last two games, explains the importance of Myles Turner as a scorer without Bennedict Mathurin, accesses if this is a young Pacers team or actually a veteran Pacers team when you look at the key players on the roster, and tries to make sense as to how the Pacers have struggled this season on the second night of a back-to-back. (34:54-49:35) – Big Ten Network’s Dave Revsine joins Query & Company to weigh in on if he’s surprised we are talking about Indiana and Ohio State as two teams that other teams in the conference don’t want to play right now, agrees with Jake and Jimmy that Indiana has to win the tournament to get into the NCAA Tournament, examines the NCAA Tournament chances for other teams in the conference, and previews all the coverage the Big Ten Network will have during the tournament. (49:35-1:00:20) – Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr. joins the show fresh off of signing his brand-new contract with the Indianapolis Colts. He reveals what the process was like for him, takes us through last season for him with Anthony Richardson and Gardner Minshew, shares where he wants to see his game take another leap, and the importance of the continuity from the coaching staff down to the roster.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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