by Kent Sterling The questions about the assault charge against Colts linebacker D’Qwell Jackson outnumbered the answers by a significant margin, so we did what the curious tend to do – seek the answers by parties as close to what happened as we could find. Sportstalk radio sometimes relies on speculation rather than searching for […]
by Kent Sterling Butler’s Basketball team had a tough time during its first year in the Big East Conference. Brad Stevens left to become the head coach of the Boston Celtics, Roosevelt Jones was lost for the season to injury, and the Bulldogs lost 11 games by a total of 48 points. The 2013-2014 season […]
Indiana Pacers – Indy Star’s Bob Kravitz and coaching great Rick Venturi talk about decision to sign Lance Stephenson
by Kent Sterling The insights of both Indianapolis Star columnist Bob Kravitz and former NFL defensive guru Rick Venturi are well-informed and processed through great deliberation, and they disagree completely about whether the Indiana Pacers should retain mercurial guard Lance Stephenson. Click here to follow Kent Sterling on Twitter In athletics, there has always been […]
Indianapolis Colts – Who is Jack Mewhort, and what will he do for the Colts?
by Kent Sterling Landing a sexy draft pick that will energize a fan base shows an out of whack sense of priorities. With their first pick toward the end of the second round, it would have been a waste of time for the Indianapolis Colts to try for sexy. What they hoped for with the […]
Dr. Mark Robinson with some much needed advice for Yogi Ferrell, Jameis Winston, and Aldon Smith
by Kent Sterling I vaguely recall Dr. Mark Robinson from his two years as a basketball player for Bob Knight at Indiana, but I’ll remember his words of counsel for athletes for a long time. During the past nine days, there have been arrests of Indiana basketball players Yogi Ferrell and Stanford Robinson, and the […]
Indiana Basketball – Seven-footer Jeremiah April commits; his HS coach talks about whether he can contribute
by Kent Sterling With apologies to Paul Simon, “April Come, He Will.” Seven-footers don’t last until the spring of their senior years very often unless there is something amiss, but Jeremiah April’s high school coach Jai Steadman feels good about the player and kid who committed to the Hoosiers yesterday. Jeremiah April is a seven-footer […]
Indiana AD Fred Glass talks Hoosiers Football and Basketball, plus recounts his experience leading the Indy Super Bowl bid process
by Kent Sterling Indiana University athletic director Fred Glass is like a normal guy with a couple of exceptions – he is really smart while not believing he knows enough; he understands how fun life should be; and he has a very, very cool job that he earned through excellent performances in other very cool […]
by Kent Sterling Noah Vonleh met with the media today to talk about his decision to declare his eligibility for the NBA Draft. The short story is that Vonleh has always dream about playing in the NBA. I assume he has also dreamed of diving headlong into the kind of pile of cash that can […]
Click here to listen to Greg Cosell rap Colts, Manziel, and Trent Richardson by Kent Sterling The problem with interviewing Greg Cosell of NFL Films is when to stop asking questions. His depth of knowledge is extensive and his ability to process information into a unique perspective takes a backseat to no one. Hosting a […]
by Kent Sterling Of all the work being done to expose the sham of amateurism in college football, “The System” is the most exhaustively researched and best executed. The book will be released Tuesday, and co-authors Jeff Benedict and Armen Keteyian did magnificent work in revealing what really goes on on the campuses of big […]