Join Mike Petry and Michael Rayome for a tune-up before the IU season kicks off.
We talk about:
Let us know what you think in the comments, and don’t forget to follow us @HoosierHurryup on Twitter.
Let’s talk Nittany Lions. Join your hosts Mike Petry and Michael Rayome for three quarters of an hour on:
Hear Michael fight through a Dayquil-induced haze as he tries to approach giving you a reasonable score prediction, and get Mike Petry’s thoughts on Indiana’s offensive line.
It’s a good one folks — don’t miss it.
The Hoosier Hurryup: Week 5 (2015) - Penn State Preview [ 45:51 | 62.96 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (237)It’s been two weeks since the last episode, so it’s about time for another edition of the Hoosier Hurryup. Join Mike and Mike for a chat in advance of this weekend’s test against Urban Meyer and the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Let’s chat about:
Also listen in for a Mike Petry take so hot that Michael’s still sweating.
Let us know what you think on Twitter @HoosierHurryup. Beat the Bucks!
The HHU is back again after a one week hiatus to come at you with the most reasonable takes in IUFB fandom. This week, we’ve added #dadjokes and a laugh track.
Listen in this week to find out:
We’re excited to have you back, and have spent two weeks bringing you (objectively) our #bestpodcastever. Michael’s girlfriend raved: “I got through about 20 minutes of it on my lunchbreak, and your laugh was less annoying than usual.”
Follow us @HoosierHurryup, and send us Hilltopper Hatemail at hoosierhurryup@gmail.com.
Go Hoosiers! Top the Toppers.
The Hoosier Hurry-up: Week 3 (2015) podcast bonanza [ 39:33 | 18.1 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (656)Join Mike Petry and Michael Rayome as we detail:
Make sure you stay until the end for this week’s Hoosier Haiku!
Looking for reasonable #IUFB takes? Follow us on Twitter @HoosierHurryup.
We’re excited to start our Basketball coverage tonight at 9 PM ET. There’s certainly plenty to talk about, so make sure to join us for coverage.
We’re ready to talk about the events of the past couple days, and we’ll look ahead to the upcoming exhibitions to kickoff the season.
We’ll also welcome two of our new contributors, Tony Andragna and Josh Barnett (of 19Nine).
Make sure to tweet your questions and comments to @crimsoncast and@doctorhoosier, or you can get to us in the Youtube chat.
Happy Homecoming! Your Hoosiers are locked in a nationally televised match up with a powerful team in Michigan State. How will they fare? Your CrimsonCast crew has weighed in below.
Mike Petry: IU leads early but can’t sustain it. tMSU 38 Indiana 17
Scott Caufield: This weekend is not going to be pretty. I think we see MSU win 48 – 17, with most of our points coming in garbage time.
I will also put a over/under of 500 of the number of people in the student section with 5 minutes to go in the 4th quarter. I will also take the under.
Galen Clavio:
Michael Rayome:
This MSU team isn’t unbeatable – they’re ranked 27th in FEI+ both offensively and defensively. The Hoosiers have, individually, faced better teams on both sides of the ball. However, they’re not weak in any particular area, and are generally just solid.
Don’t believe the narrative that this MSU team is just a defense – they’re actually a top ten passing offense nationwide. They can sling it.
Still, their defense is remarkable. It’s the sixth best rushing D in the country according to S&P+ (Football Outsiders). I’m afraid that this is the week Coleman’s 100 yard rushing streak comes to an end with an inefficient but solid 80 yard, 1 TD day.
This one’s likely to get out of hand early. MSU 42 – Indiana 20. Just hopeful that Zander shows some promise – this team can still win some games, but this won’t be one of them.
Your Hoosiers have a huge game this weekend in Iowa City as they take on the Hawkeyes. Can the boys in red break the cycle of .500 football that has plagued them to date?
Here are your predictions from the CrimsonCast crew.
Scott: Anything is a guess with his team. I’ll say Iowa 38 – Indiana 28
Galen: I’ll go with Iowa 24, Indiana 21. Infuriating game for a number of reasons, but a better showing than we are used to on the road.
Mike Petry: I’m sticking with what I said on Podcast. 28-24 IOWA.
Michael Rayome: As I mentioned on this week’s Hoosier Hurry-up, this game isn’t a great matchup for Indiana. I expect Iowa to grind out 15 play drives, making this one the shortest game of the IU season to date. Indiana should still get a good day from Tevin Coleman, but I think the Hoosiers run out of time to make a comeback in this one. 24-21 Iowa.
It’s worth noting that the last time every CrimsonCast writer chose against the Hoosiers, they beat Missouri. Just throwing that out there.
Once the game’s over, make sure to join us for CrimsonCast Rewind on Sunday. Tuesday, expect another live edition of the Hoosier Hurry-up. We’ll join you at 9:15 ET – keep an eye on @doctorhoosier’s timeline for the link.
