By Austin Miller When it comes to politics and political coverage, I could really give two you know whats because it is nothing but middle aged adults ranting and arguing like a bunch of six year olds. Both parties are out solely to prove the other party wrong and neither party is willing to agree [...]
by Kent Sterling Two questions for basketball fans who watched this weekday afternoon New Year’s Eve Party in West Lafayette – how good is E’Twaun Moore, and how the hell does a smart team like Northwestern allow a guy to go 7-of-13 from beyond the arc? I know the answer to the first question – [...]
by Kent Sterling Running back Mike Hart and linebacker Clint Session have been full go for the Colts this week’s practices, which makes the running game and defense that much more stout for Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans. It couldn’t come at a better time as the Colts need a win, tie, or Jacksonville [...]
There are a million lists at the end of the year celebrating, mourning, loving, and loathing, so what the hell are we supposed to do, ignore that? Here is the definitive list of those recently departed who we should miss as we move headlong into 2011: Don Meredith – Dandy Don was the best. Don [...]
Stanford did America a big favor last night by beating UConn 71-59. Now, the slow, plodding women’s game can be crawl back into its major media free cave. I apologize today for feeling such negativity toward women’s basketball. Click on the arrow to listen: Sterling Apologizes to UConn
Caldwell Coach of the Year, Hoosiers Try t Get Back on Track Against Ohio State, and Wilson Hires Boise State’s Offensive Coordinator: Colts – Coach of the Year – Why Not Caldwell – Indy Star (Kravitz) Colts – Expanding to 18 Games Asks a Lot of Banged Up Players – Colts (Richards) Colts – Session [...]
by Kent Sterling The very best museums offer a taste of what life was like during a simpler time. They offer a glimpse of what made aspects of people’s lives special. The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame evokes exactly that. Tonight, the Hall of Fame celebrates today’s version of the game with its annual one-day [...]
by Kent Sterling There is something so fundamentally right about watching high school basketball in the state of Indiana that regardless of the teams competing, it’s compelling. Nothing over the holidays is more fun than making the trip to New Castle to watch the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Classic. I’ve never seen Washington or [...]
by Kent Sterling Colts fans won’t know until Sunday night whether David Garrard’s surgery on his finger and lack of availability for Sunday’s season finale at Houston is a good thing or bad. The Colts can make it moot by beating Tennessee to earn their seventh AFC South championship, but Jacksonville being weakened for a [...]
If it’s Thursday, it must be time for another Sterling Media Tip of the Week! If you are a program director or news director, you need to budget for as many iPhone 4s as you have members of your staff. In these days of trying to present unique content across all available platforms, there is [...]
