101.7 The Hammer Podcasts

Pat Shanley tells us about a culture reset happening this week with the Bronchos. Basketball TV assignments are out and fans aren't happy about Peacock for some reason.

2 great high school coaches today with Brian Nay (15:20) and Shane Fry (23:55) talking about their intriguing matchups this Friday night.

Lots of blame to go around on the Cubs loss, but fan should be easier on Suzuki. HS Conference realignment continues with no real end in sight for Harrison/McCutcheon

Guests today include Harrison Coach Terry Peebles (15:08) on the win over Jeff and being in the driver's seat for the NCC title.

Jared discusses the weekend for the Colts, Cubs, Bears, and Boilers. What's next for the Bears? And what changes he would make for the Boilers.

Coach Brian Nay (11:50) and Coach Josh Strasser ( 20:02) call in. CC off a big offensive performance they desperately needed. Mavs with a homecoming battle against #2 Kokomo this Friday. College football teams out west talk a 3 tier relegation type set up. And the Alan Williams rumors hit as soon as Jared goes off the air.

Jared breaks down Purdue's Big Ten Men's basketball schedule and tells you what concerns him and where the team caught a break. Then, the USFL/XFL merger is going to effect the NFL by 2030. Jared lays out what he thinks is going to happen, and how the stars are aligning.

In the aftermath of the Sword game Jared talks to both Josh Strasser (12:06) and Terry Peebles (22:28). Also, talk of Chase Claypool getting benched this week, going back to grass fields, and those weak looking Aliens we saw today.

Tom Dienhart of Gold and Black calls in (12:40) and talks football's win at VT, the matchup with the Orange, and IU's decision to dump Louisville. Then, Jared has some trouble with his Pat Shanley interview, and a former Boiler wins coach of the year.

Purdue comes home with a win after having to sit for hours. We discuss, plus, could Gus Hartwig play this week?! Colts and Bears start the season 0-1. What happened? And we reflect on 9/11 and how sports helped us move forward.

Jared has found the trends you need to know for Colts/Bears openers Sunday. Sam King (23:15) calls in from the airport on his birthday to talk high school football.

West Side head coach Shane Fry (12:05) is today's guest. Then, Jared talks what the Cubs focus should be this weekend (and it's not the Brewers). Sports dads are back in the news as well.

Central Catholic's Brian Nay calls in (11:05). Jared ranks his top 5 Purdue teams most likely to win a national title next.

Pat Shanley (11:15) from Jeff football is on to talk the team's first win and trip to Richmond this week. Purdue Women's Golf set some pretty big records on Kampen yesterday, while Men's golf compete's at Erin Hills. Jared talks his takeaways from the Football loss on Saturday.

Sam King (11:31) from the J&C stops by to talk week 3 of HS football. Then Jared tackles the Purdue Fresno St matchup and the new ACC expansion.

Let's talk HS Fooball with McCutcheon's Josh Strasser (11:45) and West Side's Shane Fry (23:55). Jared also talks the Colts words vs their actions on Jon Taylor yesterday.

Coach Brian Nay talks his Knights after a loss in the battle for the Bishop's Cannon (11:29). Then, the Colts were never going to trade Jonathan Taylor. So why go thru all this drama?

We start on NFL roster watch for your Boilers. Terry Peebles is our guest (13:13) and tells us his best player is back this week. Plus, Stephanie from Purdue Sports gives us the details on how the new Ross-Ade upgrades will impact your game day Saturday and what you need to know.

We get our first look at Purdue's 2 deep. What are some of the biggest surprises? Coaches Poll is out for high school after week 2 and it wasn;'t kind to local teams. What's next for our 5 area programs in week 3?

2 great coaches, Brian Nay of CC (12:28) and Josh Strasser of McCutcheon (24:30) talk last week and their matchups as CC plays for the Bishops Cannon, and McCutcheon takes on West Side where the coaching staffs have a ton of connections to each other. Plus Adam Schenk has a great start to the Tour Championship.