Showing posts with label Harbaugh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harbaugh. Show all posts
Thursday, February 7, 2013
005 Hoosier State Sports Show - The Super Bowl, Indiana Pacers, IU Basketball and Butler Basketball
The boys break down the Super Bowl and give you the Xs and Os of the first Harbowl. With the official end of football for the season, Brian Herbert and Jimmy Ryan turn their attention to basketball as the Indiana Pacers continue to play strong behind Paul George, the guys discuss their recent wins over the Miami heat and the Chicago Bulls. The Pacers continue their home winning streak, which now sits at 15 games. The show rounds out by discussing college basketball to include the Indiana Hoosiers return to the number one ranking after they defeated the formerly top-ranked Michigan Wolverines. The guys also check in on the Butler Bulldogs who appear to be back on track after losing to the St. Louis University Billikens last week.
Labels:
49ers,
Baltimore Ravens,
basketball,
Butler,
Butler Bulldogs,
football,
Harbaugh,
Indiana Hoosiers,
Indiana Pacers,
NBA,
Notre Dame Fighting Irish,
Paul George,
Ray Lewis
Thursday, January 31, 2013
004 Hoosier State Sports Show - Pacers, IU-Purdue, College Basketball, and the Super Bowl
This week the guy's preview the all Harbaugh Super Bowl and speak about the tender moment shared by former Colts Peyton Manning and Jeff Saturday at the Pro Bowl last weekend. Brian and Jimmy break down the IU-Purdue basketball game and update you on Notre Dame and Butler basketball as well. The show wouldn't be complete without a look at the Indiana Pacers rough west coast road trip last week before they host the Miami Heat and Lebron James this weekend.
Don't forget to rate and review the show on Facebook. You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter @HoosierStateSP. Email comments and questions to hoosierstatesports@gmail.com
Labels:
49ers,
Boilermakers,
Bulldogs,
Butler,
college basketball,
Fighting Irish,
Harbaugh,
Hoosiers,
Indiana Pacers,
IU,
NBA,
Notre Dame,
Paul George,
Purdue,
Ravens,
Ray Lewis,
Super Bowl
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