by Kent Sterling The difference between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears can be summed up in the following 18 words, “With the fourth pick of the 2005 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears select Cedric Benson, running back, Texas.” The Packers waited 20 more picks to declare their future by taking gunslinger Aaron […]
by Kent Sterling Taking credit for coming clean should require that the admission and apologies come prior to compelling evidence of guilt being presented, and loudly and falsely proclaiming innocence in front of microphones and in private whispers to people in baseball. Braun not only claimed not to have used PEDs, but told people that […]
by Kent Sterling I always wondered what it would be like for him if his digestive system called. I’m a foot shorter and 75 pounds lighter than Greg, and it’s a tight squeeze in the lavatory. Click Here to follow Kent on Twitter We had a flight to Fayetteville, Arkansas, on a little plane where […]
Tom Brady Speaks to Michigan Football Team; Hard Guy Not to Like, and I Hate Him for It
by Kent Sterling Tom Brady is an easy guy to loathe. He plays for Bill Belichick – the biggest jerk in the history of modern football – a repellant man who has zero grace or empathy, but makes up for what he lacks socially by winning an awful lot. Brady has only played for Belichick, […]
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 […]
by Kent Sterling The commenters at kentsterling.com are some of the most creative on the web, and they did not disappoint when offering an alternative to the effort presented briefly earlier in the week. It uses the “This Is Indiana” as the author is a wordsmith. Melody is not his trade (hard to go a […]
Another Day, Another Video Produced by Untalented But Earnest White People
by Kent Sterling State legislatures pass bills to protect us from bad food, bad driving, and bad doctors. We can’t tamper with the mail, trespass on one another’s lawns, make too much noise, pour paint down a storm drain, ride a bike faster than 15 mph on the Monon Trail, or carry a non-transparent bag […]
by Kent Sterling The road travelled by Jerrell Freeman to the NFL was a longshot. To become a starter for a playoff team was even more improbable. Freeman joined Fox 59’s Jeremiah Johnson and me to talk Colts football, his recovery from injury, and how the hell he got to the NFL in the first […]
by Kent Sterling When did Indiana Basketball secure the state border in the first place? At no point in the history of the program has IU been able to simply choose who it likes from among the state’s best players. Connor Killoren of the Indiana Daily Student would like you to believe that Indiana has chosen […]
by Kent Sterling Calbert Cheaney is leaving Indiana University for a second time. Twenty years after he was the sixth player taken in the 1993 NBA Draft, Cheaney is leaving his position as the Hoosiers’ director of basketball operations to take the spot on Jim Crews’ Saint Louis University staff vacated by Jim Whitesell. Click […]
