Indiana Football – Kevin Wilson Says Class Deep, Not Flashy
by Kent Sterling Indiana football coach Kevin Wilson sounds like a guy headed into his fourth season as a Big Ten football coach. He was as pleased with his new players as a kid on Christmas morning with 26 new toys. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ig5MdvZbSA Signing day is the one day […]
by Kent Sterling Andrew Bynum needs to rehab his image. The Indiana Pacers need a backup center who can be an offensive force and protect the rim. His signing Saturday looks like a potential marriage made in basketball heaven. There is a school of thought that a team with a 37-10 record has earned a […]
Indianapolis Star Pacers reporter Candace Buckner did a very nice job keeping fans updated Saturday morning as Andrew Bynum moved closer and closer to signing with the team. That kind of timely delivery of information is what drives follower growth, and she grew by 15.1% from January 1st through this morning. Click here to follow […]
Mixed Bag of Sports: Thawing Out From the Week
by Bert Beiswanger I’ve got various sports topics from this week in-hand. It’s time to address them before they melt in my clutch (a nod to the creative geniuses Rankin and Bass and their popular character, Heat Mizer -and a wish that warmer days were ahead). It’s Miller George Time! Yes, I somehow stayed up […]
by Kent Sterling A black man loudly speaks his mind, and he’s a thug. A white guy does some posturing, and he’s a colorful character. Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman called out San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree after a game where both men took their jobs very personally as they battled one another. […]
Video of Seattle CB Richard Sherman Blasting Skip Bayless on ESPN’s First Take Shows Sherman’s Mouth Before Brain Penchant
by Kent Sterling [Ed. Note: This post was changed to reflect the date of the Sherman appearance – almost a year ago. I didn’t see the show when it initially aired and was told by someone I trust that Sherman appeared on the show today.] One thing we know about Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman […]
by Kent Sterling January is a long month. It’s cold, dark comes too early, and life slows uncomfortably. If not for the steady diet of outstanding basketball relentlessly available, I would hibernate from the day after Christmas through Presidents Day, and again until St. Patrick’s Day if my mood was gloomy. Tuesday night, I was […]
by Kent Sterling The Patriots are the most enigmatic successful team in the NFL led by the most baffling of coaches. Finishing with a 12-4 regular season record, it’s not possible to figure out what path they use to win. The Colts might be the second most vexing team in the league. One Pro Bowl […]
by Kent Sterling This is the silliest story of 2014 – even sillier than the wall-to-wall snow coverage we get every time a flake sticks to I-465. The NFL, Indianapolis Colts, and WTHR would rather listen to WIBC’s Stan Lehr recite school closings for four hours on WIBC than announce a blackout of Saturday’s Colts […]
by Kent Sterling Twitter is a free and ever-changing billboard for brands. Conveying information in an entertaining way has never been easier, and access to thousands of eyes who actively seek wisdom, insight, and snark via Twitter is free. That makes Twitter a game changer. It evens out the competition among a variety of people […]
