The Hoosiers have a chance to redeem themselves in the most satisfying of ways Saturday – with a win in West Lafayette.

Hosts Matt Dollinger and Greg Rosenstein dive into Indiana’s upcoming battle at Purdue with Indianapolis Star IU beat writer Terry Hutchens and Indiana Daily Student columnist Avi Zaleon on the latest episode of Podcast On The Brink.

Among the topics discussed:

· The 68-56 loss at Michigan and how IU dug itself into such a deep hole

· The awesomeness of Big Ten officiating and how it changes the game

· Tom Crean’s usage of time outs and different lineup combinations

· How the Hoosiers stack up against Purdue and who will win

· Whether or not Indiana is still destined for a tournament berth

So tune in and let us know what you think about this week’s topics. As always feel free to drop us a note at podcastonthebrink@gmail.com.

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Podcast On The Brink returns this week with a pair of Michigan graduates, USA Today’s Nicole Auerbach and Herald-Times columnist Ryan Kartje, to discuss Indiana’s upcoming game against the Wolverines.

Among other topics, hosts Matt Dollinger and Greg Rosenstein also talk to Auerbach and Kartje about:

· Indiana’s offensive explosion its 103-89 win over Iowa

· Whether the Big Ten is the strongest conference in the country

· The lineup battle between Victor Oladipo and (bald) Will Sheehey

· How the Hoosiers will fare against Michigan the second time around

· Whether or not IU should try and run against the Wolverines

So tune in and let us know what you think about this week’s topics. As always feel free to drop us a note at podcastonthebrink@gmail.com. Check back later this week as we preview IU’s weekend battle with Purdue.

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Fighting off the Hoosier hangover from last night’s game?

Tune into the latest Podcast On The Brink with hosts Greg Rosenstein and Matt Dollinger as they discuss Indiana’s 57-50 loss at Wisconsin with 247Sports and InsideIndiana.com’s Zachary Osterman.

Bo Ryan’s Badgers are notorious for being difficult to beat at the Kohl Center and Thursday night proved to be no different. The group examines what went wrong in Indiana’s fourth loss in their last five along with what the team did right in the road defeat.

Osterman gives his take on Verdell Jones and IU’s performance down the stretch. He also weighs in on the game’s officiating and debates whether calls affected the outcome of the game.

The three end the show by looking forward to Sunday’s match-up against Iowa and what IU needs to do to get back into the win column.

So tune in and enjoy. As always feel free to drop us a note at podcastonthebrink@gmail.com. We will be back next week to recap the Iowa game, so be sure to check back. 

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The Hoosiers have lost three in a row and are coming off arguably their most disappointing defeat of the season in a 70-69 loss at Nebraska. To discuss Indiana’s recent skid, Zachary Osterman of 247Sports and InsideIndiana joins Podcast On The Brink to give his take on the team’s play.

Hosts Greg Rosenstein and Matt Dollinger ask Osterman about what went wrong in Wednesday night’s loss and the team’s poise down the stretch. Osterman also talks about the importance of Sunday’s matchup against Penn State and how the outcome of the game could affect the remainder of the season.

The group also discusses the team’s decision-making at the end of games and tries to figure out why IU has struggled after a 15-1 start. At the end of the show, Rosenstein squares off with our guest once again in a Hoosier trivia contest. Unlike last time with Alex Bozich, Rosenstein fares slightly better.

So tune in and enjoy. As always feel free to drop us a note at podcastonthebrink@gmail.com. We will be back next week after the Penn State game so be sure to check back.

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Note: In case you missed it, check out Tuesday’s “Recruiting Special” podcast with Evan Daniels of Scout.com and Kyle Neddenriep of the Indy Star.

Podcast On The Brink hits the recruiting trail this week with Indianapolis Star high schools reporter Kyle Neddenriep and Scout.com national analyst Evan Daniels.

Hosts Matt Dollinger and Greg Rosenstein talk to both experts about IU’s upcoming recruiting classes along with the other prospects Tom Crean and staff are currently pursuing.

Neddenriep gives his take on IU’s wealth of in-state recruits and explains why 2012 signee Yogi Ferrell might be the most important of them all.

Daniels breaks down where Indiana’s classes rank in the country and Big Ten and provides his opinion on the team’s incoming players. He also discusses the recruiting merits between high school and AAU ball and gives an inside look into Crean’s reputation as a recruiter.

So tune in and enjoy. As always feel free to drop us a note at podcastonthebrink@gmail.com. We’ll be back later this week with another show.

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