Indiana’s Basketball team has lost seven straight games, and people are wondering why a promising season has spun wildly out of control. Injuries, scheduling, effort, coaching, and toughness are among the many guesses being proffered by fans and media. All are correct to one extent or another, but Indiana Basketball has been a consistently mediocre […]
by Kent Sterling If Indiana is both the Crossroads of America and the home of basketball, then Assembly Hall is the home of the Crossroads of college basketball. For the fourth time in 15 years, one of the steadiest programs in the history of the game is in turmoil, and unless a major pivot is […]
by Kent Sterling Indiana fans have long looked down their noses at their state university neighbors to the north, and apparently the shoe companies that negotiate apparel deals feel the same way. The Portland Business Journal recently filed public records requests with every FBS school for their shoe and apparel contracts, and the deal Indiana […]
My friend in Chicago, Len Totlan, PR advisor to the stars, is no fan of former Indiana University Athletic Director Rick Greenspan, and a big fan of author, sports enthusiast, and moral barometer John Feinstein. This results in an email to me every time Feinstein lights up Greenspan in writing or on a broadcast. Feinstein […]