by Kent Sterling There are a lot of people in radio who resent the grind of the job, and feel preyed upon because they need to deliver relevance to an audience with specific expectations for a show. Whatever else I may be, I will never be one of those people. I have been a weekday […]
by Kent Sterling College football and men’s basketball players who toil for programs belonging to the Big Five conferences (SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12, and ACC) are being exploited to the tune of billions, and many are being forced into sham classes and majors that serve as worthless compensation for the money their athletic […]
by Kent Sterling There is no argument that chewing tobacco is just about as dumb a thing as human beings can do. It’s highly addictive and causes oral cancer. Those are two very solid reasons to avoid sticking weeds in your mouth and spitting the disgusting juice. But there is also no argument that people […]
by Kent Sterling There is weirdness afoot in the camp of former Indiana Pacers guard Lance Stephenson, who passed on five years and $44 million to stay with the Pacers in favor of three years and $27 million to bounce to Charlotte. Oh, and there is a team option for the third year. I understand […]
by Kent Sterling Free agents have come off the board one by one, and now Lance Stephenson is among the best remaining along with Phoenix Suns point guard Eric Bledsoe and Detroit Pistons big Greg Monroe. Too much has been made of Stephenson’s antics – the blowing in LeBron James’ ear, the collapse on the […]
by Kent Sterling Americans like to think we are pretty damn smart and savvy, but the World Cup showed that sports fans from everywhere but America are geniuses in comparison. Soccer is not the most exciting gamete watch. The ball spends much more time in the middle of the field than near the goals, and […]
by Kent Sterling Never have so many talked so much about a story without any facts. Brian Windhorst is on every Sportscenter saying that he doesn’t know anything again and again and again. Josina Anderson stands in the streets of Cleveland talking about the people parked outside James’ house. Mark Schwartz is in Miami talking […]
by Kent Sterling “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.” That’s the old saying children embrace, but adults pass on all too often in both romance and sports allegiance. Cubs fans have looked longingly toward next year for 105 years, divorced men and women cling to the belief that their […]
by Bert Beiswanger So what do the Pacers and team president Larry Bird do with Lance “Born Ready” Stephenson? It seems everyone in Indianapolis has had an opinion on this the last few days, and I have mine. I don’t see that the Pacers have much of a choice but to re-sign Lance Stephenson. I […]
by Kent Sterling Jim Irsay is paying the price for backing away from the sobriety he gained a long time ago through diligent pursuit. There are plenty of reasons to address addiction, and they are starting to pile up for the Indianapolis Colts owner. For a public figure, addiction brings vulnerability, and that vulnerability draws […]
