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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 587 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Mike Cagley is joined by the Athletic's CJ Moore to learn why CJ elevated the Illini to #1 in the Athletic's preseason rankings.
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Mike Cagley & Ked Prince talk Illini basketball 4-star commit Quinton Kitt with Coach David Williams.
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Mike Cagley, Brad Sturdy, Ked Prince talk to Logan Wagler, the father of Illini All-American and Future NBA 1st Round draft pick Keaton Wagler!
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Mike Cagley, Brad Sturdy, Ked Prince & Steve Sturm talk:
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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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A fast-paced, sports-centric show focused on Illinois athletics, with regular deep dives into football and basketball rosters, recruiting, NIL impact, and coaching strategies. Hosts bring energetic banter, insider takes, and practical analysis, often featuring guests such as former Illini players, current coaches, and industry insiders to shed light on roster moves, game strategy, and program direction. Notable strengths include a strong sense of community for Illini fans, timely rosters and transfer portal discussion, and a habit of blending data with personal anecdotes to illuminate complex moves in college sports.
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I on the Illini launched 5 years ago and published 587 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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