by Kent Sterling At the Indiana Pacers event yesterday at Stout Air Force Base, I spent a little time with Vice President of Player Relations Clark Kellogg. It’s easy to gravitate toward Kellogg because he is a welcoming and insightful guy. You can do a lot worse than choose Kellogg to spend a couple of […]
by Kent Sterling All day long, questions pop into my head, Facebook message center, Twitter feed, and email box. Answers swirl in my head at such speed that they can only be answered by short bursts in this post. Q: Will Indiana University’s basketball program hang a sixth National Championship banner with Tom Crean as […]
by Kent Sterling Whether or not anyone on the rosters of the New York Knicks or Indiana Pacers remember the epic playoff battle these teams waged between 1994 and 2000, this regular season game harkened back to those days. It was impossible to turn away from, and equally difficult to avoid becoming emotionally attached to […]
by Kent Sterling The best two hours of my work are coming up, and Fox 59 sports director Chris Hagan and I might have assembled the best lineup of guests in the show’s history. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Chris Copeland’s first interview since signing with the Pacers will be at 12:15p, although […]
The work in putting together “Ahead of the Curve” never stops. The shows immense popularity is a credit to the work done to prepare each segment for ultimate listener satisfaction and glee. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Okay, it’s a radio show you listen to when you are in the car running errands […]
by Bert Beiswanger I should’ve taken a B-12 vitamin prior to Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals. I’m told they work well to prevent the pain of hangovers – not that I would know. What I do know is we’ve been here before. For all the Indiana Pacers accomplished, Tuesday felt like a hangover […]
by Bert Beiswanger Not long after the Indiana Pacers lost Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals to the Miami Heat on a last second layup by LeBron James, much of the post-game criticism turned to coach Frank Vogel’s decision not to have Roy Hibbert on the floor during the last possession. The moment I […]
by Kent Sterling The media is a fickle mistress. Sometimes through no fault of the employee, they are told to stay home tomorrow – and the day after that, and on and on. It’s silly. It’s subjective. And it should always be totally expected because as certain as are death and taxes, so is being […]
by Kent Sterling If anyone sees Ernest Borgnine driving down the road in his 45-foot motor home, follow him and when he stops take his keys and throw them into a pond. On a Biography Channel piece about Borgnine, it showed him as the happy as a clam navigator of a giant RV. It looked […]