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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 599 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

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It’s ok but Ked and Mike constantly complain about the referees. Sturdy is the best as he just analyzes the game. Technical issues also make this a tough listen.
This podcast is an absolute dumpster fire. You can’t help but check it out but quickly find out it’s just full of garbage.
I listen to every one of these post game podcast. Today’s is one of the worst not because they lost because of the negative and the complaining comments by Ked. stick to the analysis. who benefits by you complaining? you benefit and a negative commenters benefit fans don’t benefit listeners don’t benefit.
Keep it up!!
I enjoy the level of depth and detail covered during their podcast. Way too much complaining about officiating though.
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Listeners are drawn to in-depth, opinionated analysis of Illinois football and basketball, with frequent dives into roster decisions, recruiting, NIL dynamics, and Big Ten trends. Episodes blend game breakdowns, player evaluations, and program-building context, often featuring insiders, former players, and journalists who speak candidly about coaching decisions, depth charts, and the evolving college sports landscape. A standout aspect is the strong focus on Illinois-centric topics, cross-pading football and hoops, and a community feel formed by member content and recurring guests from Illini athletics. Potential guests and sponsors can expect an outspoken yet informed audience that values tactical breakdowns, insider perspectives, and prac... more
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Recent guests on I on the Illini include:
1. David Williams
2. Matt Randazzo
3. Kedrick Prince
4. Logan Wagler
5. Steve Sturm
6. Andrej Stojaković
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8. Ked Prince
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