Indiana Basketball – Freshman Luke Fischer Talks About Being a Hoosier
by Kent Sterling I haven’t been to Wisconsin recently, but when I was there last I must have been in the one place where the streets aren’t filled with 6’10” – 7’0″ tall white kids who can shoot a basketball. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter The roster of the University of Wisconsin basketball […]
Indiana Pacers – David West Is Impressive in Assessing Paul George’s Potential
by Kent Sterling When Indiana Pacers power forward David West signed a new deal to remain a Pacer for the next three years, team president Larry Bird was effusive in praising West’s ability to lead. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter As West discussed Paul George as a teammate, and future star in the […]
It’s the last day of the month, so it’s time to update the Twitter rankings for the Indianapolis media. You can either embrace Twitter as a way to immediately communicate directly with a limitless number of media consumers or not. With every opportunity that passes to build a brand, the value of that brand recedes. […]
by Kent Sterling Every major league baseball manager knows that he will be fired before he agrees to take the job, and with the Chicago Cubs, they know that the chances of lasting five full seasons are almost nil. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Only one manager in the last half century has […]
by Kent Sterling Before you think I’m off my meds and have developed delusions of the Indiana Pacers winning the NBA Title, read the headline carefully and notice “can” not “will” as the verb. It would be a stretch to pick the Pacers to win the championship without seeing this group play together for a […]
Indiana Pacers – Paul George Signs Extension, Pledges Effort, Leadership, and Love for Indy
by Kent Sterling All people have flaws, but Indiana Pacers President Larry Bird’s willingness and ability to tell the truth are not among his. When players have disappointed Bird, he has spoken out. When they please him, that is made clear too. Today, he was very pleased to talk about Paul George. Click here to […]
by Kent Sterling The Indianapolis Colts are preparing for a stiff challenge this afternoon in San Francisco, as the 49ers are still smarting after being waxed last weekend by the Seattle Seahawks. The 49ers turned the ball over five times in Seattle, and had trouble running the ball in any traditional way. Running back Frank […]
By Mark Tinsley Lost in all of the NFL news, and the pennant races in baseball, one of the greatest hitters announced he would retire after this season. Todd Helton of the Colorado Rockies announced he is calling it quits after 17 years with the team. Helton spent his entire career in Colorado, […]
Indiana Football – Kevin Wilson Has More Respect for Mizzou Than Missouri Has for Indiana
by Kent Sterling When I moved to St. Louis a couple of years ago, I was unaware that people in Missouri use “Hoosier” as a derisive and mocking term to describe white trash or a hayseed. Some there aren’t even aware that Hoosiers is also the name for those from Indiana or the nickname of […]
by Kent Sterling Watching Bryant McIntosh in July at the Adidas Invitational in Indianapolis, it was clear why Indiana State head coach was so thrilled to net a played as skilled as the senior from Greensburg. Not only was he a good shooter as you would expect from an Indiana schoolboy, but he could move […]
