by Kent Sterling IndyCar will call it a season tonight at Fontana, and the driver of the Fuzzy’s Vodka #20 Chevy is going to try to finish it tonight just as he did a year ago – with his only win of the season. Next year will see the implementation of a more logical schedule […]
by Kent Sterling I love talking to specialists. You want great answers, ask a kicker, punter, or long-snapper a question. Who’s a better talker for the Indianapolis Colts than punter Pat McAfee? Kicker Adam Vinatieri isn’t far behind, and long snapper Matt Overton is pretty damn good too. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter […]
by Kent Sterling The middle of October is way too early for scoreboard watching. The Indianapolis Colts will only play their sixth game of the season tomorrow night, but the division race is taking shape in the direction the Colts certainly like. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter A win tomorrow, coupled with losses […]
by Kent Sterling The St. Louis Cardinals do it right. What do they do right? Everything. From the front office to the vendors to hitting the cut-off man to supporting teammates, the Cardinals are a team and business that works hard everyday to treat St. Louis fans to the baseball and with the respect they […]
by Kent Sterling The Seahawks are 4-0 instead of 3-1 because of a strange come from behind win last week against the Houston Texans. The Texans were one good decision by Matt Schaub away from a win in Houston last Sunday after asserting some dominance over the Seahawks. The Texans showed a nice blueprint for […]
by Kent Sterling This post is not about the fortunes of the Indiana Hoosiers in 2013-2014. No, this is about the thousands of students who have packed into Assembly Hall to watch the festivities. Being a college student sucks. For all the fun, energy, and free time, being in college presupposes that you are not […]
Indiana Basketball – Freshman Luke Fischer Talks About Being a Hoosier
by Kent Sterling I haven’t been to Wisconsin recently, but when I was there last I must have been in the one place where the streets aren’t filled with 6’10” – 7’0″ tall white kids who can shoot a basketball. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter The roster of the University of Wisconsin basketball […]
Indiana Pacers – David West Is Impressive in Assessing Paul George’s Potential
by Kent Sterling When Indiana Pacers power forward David West signed a new deal to remain a Pacer for the next three years, team president Larry Bird was effusive in praising West’s ability to lead. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter As West discussed Paul George as a teammate, and future star in the […]
It’s the last day of the month, so it’s time to update the Twitter rankings for the Indianapolis media. You can either embrace Twitter as a way to immediately communicate directly with a limitless number of media consumers or not. With every opportunity that passes to build a brand, the value of that brand recedes. […]
by Kent Sterling Every major league baseball manager knows that he will be fired before he agrees to take the job, and with the Chicago Cubs, they know that the chances of lasting five full seasons are almost nil. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Only one manager in the last half century has […]