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 When I read that Ryan Dempster was fined the very manageable amount of $2,500 for his fastball to the very selfish and non-contrite ribs of Alex Rodriguez, I thought, “Man, what a great fundraising idea!” For $2,500, I might have one more legit fastball in the wing to unleash. Then I started […]
by Kent Sterling Colts owner Jim Irsay is a bit of a puzzle wrapped in a riddle encased in an enigma, so trying to guess what he’s trying to do with his Twitter account is anyone’s guess. When making a guess, it’s always good to talk to someone who worked with the mercurial head horseshoe […]
by Kent Sterling College football fans in Indiana tend to focus on Notre Dame, Purdue, and Indiana. Ball State is a bit like a forgotten neighbor kid who is never invited to play with the older kids on the block when it comes to conversations about football among fans here. The Cardinals are not likely […]
by Kent Sterling When I filled in for Michael Grady last Thursday and Friday, Joe Staysniak and I didn’t take many calls, and there was one I didn’t take on purpose. The call screen gave a name and the question he wanted to ask, “What if Johnny Football was black?” Click Here to follow Kent […]
by Kent Sterling It’s hard to know who to be more pissed off at – the idiots who continue to pay retail to watch horrible baseball in Wrigley Field, or the morally bankrupt ownership who continues to charge among the highest prices in baseball for a product they know is incapable of a reasonable facsimile […]
by Kent Sterling “It’s the content, dummy!” That’s what I would yell at the programmers who have launched Fox Sports 1 as a supposed competitor for the massive national sports audience share owned by ESPN. So far, I would be surprised if they can catch NBC Sports Network. Click Here to follow Kent on Twitter […]
by Kent Sterling New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is not just a cheater, but an ass. Not only did he use PEDs, according to Major League Baseball’s investigation, his representatives have reportedly named names of others who used PEDs, and he continues to fight a suspension that is just. Click Here to follow […]
