Category Archives: College Football

Top 10 reasons to feel good to very good about IU Football’s immediate future
July 28, 2016

No undergraduate student on Indiana University’s campus was alive the last time the Hoosiers went to a bowl in consecutive seasons. Indiana remains the losingest program in college football history. So did Indiana coach Kevin Wilson lose his mind/slip a cog/have bubbles in his think tank when he boasted about the potential for his sixth IU team […]

Top nine ways to improve the college athletics experience for student-athletes
July 8, 2016

The Power Five conferences each individually announced yesterday a new protocol for bringing balance to the lives of student-athlete. Among the new edicts – students must have eight consecutive hours off between 9p-6a, and travel days are no longer counted as off days.  Good ideas all, but they don’t go nearly far enough to balance […]

Indy’s Morning Sports List – Top 6 great reasons to play high school football
November 20, 2015

The reasons not to play high school football are widely discussed, and most have to do with the long-term brain health of participants.  CTE is a fact of life for many of those who receive repeated blows to the noodle, and the results are horrifying for those who suffer from it and their families. That’s […]

Mizzou students get it right, but will that change hateful culture?
November 10, 2015

by Kent Sterling Since human beings stood upright, we have hated each other for confoundingly silly reasons – religion, nationality, color of hair, jealousy over intellect and wealth, and many more. For a few minutes less than the history of our species, people who were hated expressed their dislike for being hated. Click here to […]

Are constant headaches and uncertainty for a coach worth the money or effort
October 29, 2015

by Kent Sterling I look at the mood swings of Chuck Pagano, the uncertainty surrounding Rick Pitino, and the constant din of criticism for Tom Crean, and I wonder whether being a coach is worth the money or sacrifice. It’s a tough life, even for a secure coach with a pristine record of winning and compliance. […]

Social media misstep costs Notre Dame DT Jay Hayes a one game suspension
September 25, 2015

by Kent Sterling Venting feels good for a moment, and then come the consequences. When alone in a car, the comeuppance is a confused stare from the driver of the car next to you. With your girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, wife, mom, or dad, it’s generally a minute or two of patience before being told to […]