Jeopardy Answer From Tonight’s Show Removes Hope for Intelligent Life on Earth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srDOw66KIss Serendipity sent me to Jeopardy tonight on WTHR. I’ve watched the show since I was tiny, and tonight a contestant named Carole gave the worst response I have ever heard. The answer is so bad that it’s even money Carole doesn’t understand the concept of the show. She may think Jeopardy is a game […]
by Kent Sterling Let me preface everything in this post by saying that if Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck gets hurt, all bets are off. I retract every word written here. Matt Hasselbeck is a legit backup in a way that no one could have known was true about Jim Sorgi, Paul Justin, Curtis Painter, […]
by Kent Sterling The mess between Miami Dolphins guard Richie Incognito and teammate Jonathan Martin has brought the discussion of bullying to the fore, so talking about an option my Dad shared with me about dealing with bullies seems relevant. This is not meant to be a how-to, just an anecdote about a seventh grade […]
by Kent Sterling Houston Texans coach Gary Kubiak is in the hospital after suffering what is being described as a mini-stroke at halftime of the Sunday night game against the Indianapolis Colts, and Denver Broncos coach John Fox underwent heart surgery yesterday to replace a valve. As a result, people are asking whether coaches are […]
by Kent Sterling This game was over with a minute left in the third quarter with the Houston Texans leading the Indianapolis Colts 24-6. Looking at the box score, the game is still over with the Texans winning to stay alive in the AFC South. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Fortunately for the […]
by Kent Sterling It was homecoming at Indiana yesterday, meaning I “enjoyed” the game as a fan and didn’t cover it, so my anger over the bizarre decision to go for two twice rather than take extra points and then throw a backwards pass at the end of regulation simmered overnight. This morning, my anger […]
by Kent Sterling There is so much to talk about that Fox 59 sports director Chris Hagan and I could easily do twice as much as the two-and-a-half hours we have been allotted for today’s show. Pike High School won a 34-32 thriller against Ben Davis last night, but the main story is the suspension […]
by Kent Sterling Does a school corporation punish a kid – or anyone – for a reason other than to avoid fallout? Administrators hate noise, and a little locker room profanity aired on Fox 59 brought noise. The punishment went to the head football coach whose staff left the kids to celebrate alone. That celebration […]
by Kent Sterling There was a time when I was as interested in the recruiting process of college basketball as the games themselves. I was ready to buy recruiting magazines that only coaches subscribed to, and I asked a friend if he wanted to split the cost. He looked at me like I asked him […]
by Kent Sterling He committed, de-committed, now has re-committed to Indiana, and Hoosier Nation rejoices. An 18 year-old made his decision to attend and play basketball at Indiana University known. It’s ridiculous that anyone gives a damn. Our society is doomed if this is what passes for news today. Click here to follow Kent on […]
