Monthly Archives: April 2011

Basketball Recruiting – HSE’s Gary Harris Is the Real Deal as a player, and as a Young Man as You’ll Hear in This Interview

by Kent Sterling There are some kids who just ooze balance and confidence, and one of those is Hamilton Southeastern’s Gary Harris.  He plays football and basketball, and is being recruited to do one or the other or both for a wide array of schools, including IU, Purdue, Louisville, Kentucky, Michigan State, and Illinois. Click [...]

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Indiana Pacers – Dahntay Jones Says He Had a Little Talk with Danny Granger

by Kent Sterling Dahntay Jones is smart, funny, and knows he way around the NBA postseason.  He started for the Denver Nuggets two years ago as they made their run to the Western Conference Finals, so when Danny Granger called out Joakim Noah for being a dirty player, Jones felt compelled to tell Danny that [...]

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NFL Draft – Indianapolis Colts Second Round Pick Ben Ijalana

by Kent Sterling The Colts appear to be committed to rebuilding that offensive line, don’t they.  The Polians took Villanova’s Ben Ijalana with an eye at sliding him from the tackle spot where he excelled in college to the guard slot where he projects as a pro. It has to make Peyton Manning a little [...]

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NFL Draft – Indianapolis Colts First Round Pick Anthony Castonzo Interview

by Kent Sterling The Colts drafted a really smart kid with their first rounder.  Anthony Castonzo is a 6’7″ 311 lbs. biochemistry major from north suburban Chicago by way of Boston College.  He started 54 games in four seasons, and projects as the starting left tackle as soon a football starts again. Click here to [...]

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“Ahead of the Curve” with Hagan & Sterling Had Some Heavy Traffic Today with Gary Harris, Anthony Castonzo, Ben Ijalana, and Dahntay Jones

by Kent Sterling Today’s show from 9a-11a on 1070 the Fan was busy, and evolved with guests as the show happened.  That can either make for really good radio or a disjointed mess. I think we did okay today.  We walked into the studio secure in the knowledge that we would have a lot to [...]

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“Ahead of the Curve” with Hagan & Sterling from 9a-11a this Morning

Lots of great stuff with Chris and me this morning on 1070 – the Fan (www.1070thefan.com to listen outside the Indianapolis area).  We are still in the middle of the draft, and the Colts have taken three players.  Yesterday, they traded up to get another offensive linemen – Ben Ijalana from Villanova who looks like a [...]

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NCAA Screws Kids – Again – With NBA Draft Eligibility Timetable Rule Change

by Kent Sterling It’s unclear whether those on the NCAA Board of Directors have changed the rules governing the date a player must decide to pull their name from NBA Draft eligibility because they are selfish mopes or simply mean-spirited stooges. Beginning next year, basketball players will need to decide before the first day of [...]

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Cam Newton, Why?

by Bert Beiswanger Earlier this week, first year Carolina Panthers head coach Ron Rivera told television station Fox Charlotte that the Panthers’ decision with the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft would “put a face on the beginning of my career.” Ron, the face of your career is now that of Cam Newton. I’d [...]

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Indianapolis Colts Draft Left Tackle Anthony Castonzo at 22

by Kent Sterling Indianapolis Colts fans hope that the first thing Anthony Castonzo thought this morning when he woke up after a good night’s sleep is “Keep Peyton safe!”  The left tackle from Boston College is a Rhode’s Scholar candidate, so he should be smart enough to know that he has just been hired by [...]

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Sterling’s Daily Apology to Mock Draft – Friday, April 29, 2011

Never have so many been paid so much to be so wrong so often.  The NFL Mock Draft game is hilarious and given the money paid to guys like Mel Kiper and Adam Schefter at ESPN, I want to play. It’s not about getting the picks right, because that never happens.  It’s about making a [...]

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