by Kent Sterling The 2014 class is no longer vacant for Indiana. With two scholarships to give, Indiana was left hoping a couple of top recruits would pledge Indiana, and one of them has. Robert Johnson from Benedictine College Prep is 6’3″ and can flat out shoot, and can get to the bucket. Click here […]
by Kent Sterling There is nothing sadder than kids of wealthy parents who are left to raise themselves. The parents buy the kids all kinds of crap, but refuse to give them the greatest gift of all – boundaries. So the kids lose their minds, make mistakes of self-indulgence, and when someone tries to bring […]
by Kent Sterling Indianapolis Colts GM Ryan Grigson must feel a little like Bill Tobin did almost 20 years ago when ESPN’s Mel Kiper ripped Tobin and the Colts for drafting Nebraska linebacker Trev Alberts. The two situations aren’t really similar, but the argument between Tobin and Kiper is one of my favorite all-time draft moments. […]
by Kent Sterling There are so many question marks about the 49ers vs. Colts game that it defies analysis. The Colts acquired running back Trent Richardson from the Cleveland Browns less than 24 hours ago, and the 49ers have played well once in beating the Packers at home and poorly the second in Seattle. Will […]
by Kent Sterling The Cleveland Browns took a page out of the Chicago Cubs managerial handbook yesterday as they traded Trent Richardson – a player capable of helping them win today – for the draft rights to an as yet unselected player that might help in 2014 at the earliest. Click here to follow Kent […]
by Kent Sterling Two hours after writing how the Colts were going to be just fine dealing with season ending injuries to Vick Ballard, Donald Thomas, and Dwayne Allen, general manager Ryan Grigson showed his disdain for my opinion by swapping the team’s first rounder in next year’s draft for 2012 #3 overall pick Trent […]
by Kent Sterling The Indianapolis Colts weren’t an 11-5 team last year because of the play of their left guard, running back, and tight end, and whatever record they earn in 2013 won’t be because of season ending injuries to Donald Thomas, Vick Ballard, and Dwayne Allen. They are the gallbladder, spleen, and second kidney of […]
by Kent Sterling Yesterday, as I watched Nebraska head football coach Bo Pelini whine about Tommie Frazier and then excoriate Cornhuskers fans from audio recorded two years ago, I thought about the way I used to feel about Indiana head coach Kevin Wilson. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter When he was first introduced […]
by Kent Sterling There should be a buffer between powerful people who can’t keep their inner-thoughts from spilling from their mouths. Rolling tape on a volatile person when they don’t know they are being recorded is classless. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter None of that excuses Nebraska head coach Bo Pelini from going […]
by Kent Sterling The disconnect between reality in college football and the pie in the sky ideals enforced upon the NCAA by university presidents show a disconnect that can only be explained by the fear of potential financial loss. Forget morality and the sanctity of amateurism as motivation for the NCAA (and by the NCAA, […]
