Category Archives: Media

Grades Are in for Indystar.com’s First “Pat McAfee Show”
September 4, 2013

by Kent Sterling In terms a punter would understand, the first Pat McAfee Show was a towering kick that resulted in a fair catch at the 12 yard line.  There is room for improvement, but for a first effort, pinning the opponent inside their own five was not a realistic goal. Putting together a show […]

Filling in Today for Dan Dakich at 1070 the Fan Should Be a Gas
September 2, 2013

by Kent Sterling It seems like a lifetime ago that I sat in a conference room with some folks at Emmis Communications with some managers as the decision was made to slide the WIBC news/talk product to 93.1 FM, and launch a brand new product on 1070 AM. It was almost exactly six years ago, […]

Former Indianapolis Colts Center Jeff Saturday Shines in New Role as ESPN Analyst
August 29, 2013

by Kent Sterling At the end of the NFL Lockout in 2011, former Indianapolis Colts center Jeff Saturday gave New England Patriots owner a hug and thanked him for his role in ending the work stoppage.  It became the money shot for the biggest sports story of the year, and Jeff Saturday became a star. […]

Indiana Football Unveils New Traditions and Gameday Experiences for Fans
August 26, 2013

by Kent Sterling Indiana University Athletic Director Fred Glass is P.T. Barnum with a law degree.  If ever there was a man in the right place at the right time doing the right things in the right way, it’s Fred Glass. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter If there is a university more in […]

Martin Manley’s Suicide – Perplexing and Maybe Enlightening
August 22, 2013

by Kent Sterling One week ago today, a sports department employee of the Kansas City Star took his own life in the most organized and fastidious way imaginable.  It’s wasn’t how he did it, but the intricate planning and organization of his suicide that makes it incredibly unique. I hate suicide.  The act of ending […]

Purdue Must Make Its “You Oughta Be Proud” Video Public Again
August 20, 2013

by Kent Sterling I wore a pimp outfit to school once.  Actually, it was pajamas with a sport coat over the top with a pair of boots and a wide brimmed hat.  There was no context for the stupidity – no dress up day or National Pimp Day to explain my idiocy, and as I […]

How Would America Respond to NCAA Violations If Johnny Manziel Was Black?
August 20, 2013

by Kent Sterling When I filled in for Michael Grady last Thursday and Friday, Joe Staysniak and I didn’t take many calls, and there was one I didn’t take on purpose.  The call screen gave a name and the question he wanted to ask, “What if Johnny Football was black?” Click Here to follow Kent […]