It's starting to look like the type of season we will remember for a long time. Who better to reflect on cherishing special moments and nostalgia then friend of the show, Ryan Sierocki. He joined Caleb and Mo for pregame festivities in Indy over the weekend and comments on what gameday Mo is like and why you should use free will in your life. Then, Caleb and Mo walk through downtown Indianapolis after another blowout Colts win. Plus, maybe the loudest whistler in the history of whistling make...
You have to be in the right environment to thrive. Caleb sees that in Daniel Jones. When you're in the right environment, pieces around you come to life. That's certainly what's happening to the Colts right now and the pieces came together for Caleb to watch a huge win with a fellow Colts collective member. Where do the Colts go moving forward and what will the national conversation around this team be? Regardless, it's time to believe this team can win every single Sunday. Contact The ...
As regular listeners of the show know, Caleb and Mo (mostly Mo) never turn down something for free. Whether it's coozies in touchdown town or leftover cups and towels after the game, they take advantage of them. For the Indianapolis Colts' week 6 game vs the Arizona Cardinals, they used that mindset, which has propelled them for years, to get free tickets to the game. They're glad they did just that. Contact The Show Here! Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In this episode, the Colts are 4-1 and may have played their best game yet. After being afforded Colts VIP Tailgate tickets, Caleb starts off the show by explaining how valuable it is to have co-workers and teammates looking out for you and sharing in your success. Next, he and Mo engage in a discussion about what Sunday's game revealed to them, how highly they should regard Shane Steichen, and potentially the best halftime show of the year. Furthermore, they break down the impact of Ashton D...
The Colts Collective in this episode resembles the Colts secondary in week 4: a skeleton crew that isn't at full strength together. Despite being a time zone away, Mo joins the show to talk about meeting former Baltimore Colt defensive back Tim Baylor Sunday morning and sharing his fandom with him because of course, he did. Then, the guys break down what went wrong in the Colts' first loss of the season. How much disappointment should each of us feel and what left us scratching our heads? And...
The Indianapolis Colts and their fans should be feeling "pleasantly happy" with their start to the season. Their record remains unblemished through three weeks after a 41-20 AFC South win over the Tennessee Titans. Caleb opens the show by sharing how all the time spent in the offseason on what the future of the Colts franchise would look like at the quarterback position doesn't matter when you're winning football games. Then, the Colts Collective makes its first regular-season appearance of t...
To open this week's Indiana Drive, Caleb explains how no two games are the same when you attend them every week. With the defense banged up, there were holes in the unit in the first half. That's how the NFL works and the Colts, with the hand they were dealt, made it work. The adjustment is similar to something Caleb experienced this week and he shares how. Then, it's the Indiana Walks segment where Caleb, Maurice Zuver and Cooper Morton try to collect their thoughts on an amazing NFL game. T...
It was a season-opener unlike any other for the Colts as a franchise (Jim Irsay ring of honor induction, starting 1-0 for the first time since 2013, winning a game 33-8). It was a weekend unlike any other for Caleb and his dad, Mo and Colts Collective member Cooper Morton. From 5k's with beat reporters to new parking spots, this was different. After it was all said and done, Caleb collected his thoughts on a certain song that IS Colts football to him and what it feels like to be living in Ind...
Meet the Colts Collective! Born last year after the Indianapolis Colts lost to the New York Giants in week 17, Logan Deel, Maurice Zuver, Zach Carter, Cooper Morton, Caleb Zuver and Elijah Poe introduce themselves and share what excites them most about the upcoming season. Next, they take a stab at the Colts player-only fantasy draft. Cooper walks through the structure of the league before the guys draft their teams. Lastly, what does everyone need to see in the season opener to be satisfied?...
You may or may not know someone who's been through major sports injuries. But what is it like to experience THREE different major injuries that take you out of the sport for extended periods? And, when allowed to make the most of one last shot, what are you going to do with it? Austin Rotroff, a dominant force in Northwest Ohio basketball from 2014-2018 with the Wauseon Indians and former Division 1 basketball player for the Duquesne Dukes, shares the setbacks that have shaped him and what he...
To wrap up the 2024-25 basketball season, Caleb and friend of the show Kyle Smedley link up to talk about the storylines that surrounded the NBA Finals. They begin with a discussion on Great American Ballpark after Kyle attended the Reds vs Yankees this week (2:20). Kyle covered the atmosphere of downtown Indy during Games 1 and 7 of the NBA Finals and wrote stories for mirrorindy.org. He talks about his perspective on what it meant to the city and state to have the Pacers make countless memo...
Longtime listener Derran Cobb makes his debut on Indiana Drive, along with friend of the show Collin Hatfield, to discuss everything NBA Finals. First, they get out ahead of the NBA ratings discussion that is waiting to be unleashed over the next few weeks by discussing why this finals is the perfect one for real basketball fans (2:58). Then, the trio dives into what makes this matchup so special. From roster construction, to style of play, to "foul-bating," this one has it all (6:36). They a...
There isn't a fan out there who can explain Jim Irsay's tenure as owner of the Indianapolis Colts better than Maurice Zuver. From his philanthropic work to the product he was able to put out on the field, Irsay was a good football owner. In addition to how he helped grow the city of Indianapolis, Caleb and Mo discuss the his struggles that he was so open about. While things will be different, his impact will be remembered. Skokie Colts Building Video Error: We credited Zak Keefer with c...
More than being cousins, Andrew Spiker and Caleb Zuver are bound together by the Cleveland Cavaliers. After a year full of text discussions and phone calls on the record-setting year their favorite NBA team had, they both were fortunate (or, maybe, unfortunate) enough to get together to attend the Cavs' season-ending loss in game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. It was fitting that they got to experience it together and they had thoughts on what this offseason will hold for the franchi...
Andy Brigle has been the high school sports play-by-play voice for 100.9 WBNO in Bryan for over three decades. In this episode of Indiana Drive, we explore the reason he's stayed in Northwest Ohio his entire life while making an impact on sports and the community at large. Andy discusses the individuals who inspired him professionally at a young age and the ones who mentored him when he got into the sports radio business. All that and numerous stories from the greatest games and players that ...
In what has turned out to be the final Duke instant reaction of the postseason, Caleb calls in his best friends Zach and Ryan to try and understand Duke's collapse and Houston's triumph in the final four. Where does this rank in terms of most heartbreaking losses? What is it compared to? What was the reason for the collapse? The heartbreak of investing so much in a team is on display in this episode of Indiana Drive. Lastly the trio gives an outlook on the national championship and what to ex...
Friend of the podcast and fellow Duke fan Collin Hatfield joins the instant reaction to the Blue Devils dominating Alabama and securing their spot in the final four. The pair talks about how Duke held a high-powered Crimson Tide offense to just 65 points, why Khaman Maluach is a real NBA prospect and the things in college basketball that make Collin want to gouge his eyes out. Contact The Show Here! Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
Caleb Zuver is loving the fact that Duke ended Caleb Love's career after all the turmoil he has put Caleb Zuver through (does that make sense?). Duke is headed to the elite 8 for the 3rd time in 4 years after they did just enough to hang onto a game against an up-to-task Arizona squad. Friends of the show Ryan Sierocki and Zach Greer join the show to talk Cooper Flagg, the ending to Texas Tech-Arkansas and what to expect in the Duke-Alabama regional final matchup. Contact The Show Here!...
Did we watch the best team in college basketball Sunday afternoon? Combined with the performances of Tyrese Proctor and Khaman Maluach, as well as the amazing Cooper Flagg game, Caleb thinks so. The round of 32 matchup was also a heartfelt one, as Duke ended Jeremy Roach's college career. Caleb reflects on his time as a Blue Devil and looks forward to Duke's potential sweet 16 matchup. Contact The Show Here! Email: 20czuver@gmail.com
In Duke's opening game of the NCAA tournament, everyone was intrigued to see how Cooper Flagg would look. While he may not be his old self yet, Caleb explains why what we saw Friday afternoon is perfect for Duke going forward. Heading into the matchup with Baylor on Sunday, what will be key for the Blue Devils to come out with a win? Keys to the matchup and storylines, all broken down on this edition of Indiana Drive! Contact The Show Here! Email: 20czuver@gmail.com