by Kent Sterling Indiana Pacers forward Danny Granger hasn’t played a minute this season, and only played 74 minutes last year. Now healthy, or so he says, Granger is saying that he’s not ready to play tonight because he’s out of rhythm. Sporting the best record in the NBA, the Pacers have shown they don’t […]
by Kent Sterling Robert Griffin III would have you believe that he’s the next big thing. His marketing shows him to be a singularly special athlete whose agility is only outpaced by his charisma. Well, charisma doesn’t complete passes, and sponsorship deals don’t win games. When Redskins coach Mike Shanahan announced that RG3 would be […]
Indiana Basketball – Collin Hartman on the Indiana Culture and the Difference Between Cathedral HS and IU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1dLAFNa-Qg by Kent Sterling Collin Hartman is a very thoughtful and honest young man, and that makes him a great interview. That he’s a freshman for the Indiana Hoosiers makes him someone that people want to hear from. Click here to learn about a perfect and unique gift for foodies from Chef JJ’s in Broad […]
by Kent Sterling Gordon Wittemyer does great work covering the Cubs for the Chicago Sun-Times. He’s about as down the middle as it comes for honest coverage of a team that appears more and more to be lacking leadership at the top. There was good news and bad news from the top of the Cubs […]
by Kent Sterling When? I don’t know, but college athletes who demonstrate value related to revenue generation for their schools will be paid for their services beyond the cost of a college education. It might be in two years, five years, or 20 years, but student-athletes who are forced to utilize college athletics as a […]
by Kent Sterling Indiana has had a tough time getting scoring from the wings this season, and when senior Evan Gordon dropped 26 points on 10-12 shooting, fans and media began to wonder very loudly about the possibility of the fifth year player emerging as an answer to a wide variety of questions. Gordon’s bounty […]
by Kent Sterling There is one player at the table with a very tall stack of chips in front of him in the Nick Saban sweepstakes, and that is Nick Saban. There is nothing Alabama officials and fans would like more than for Saban to sign the extension to his current deal, but Saban has […]
by Kent SterlingLast night, the Dallas Cowboys were embarrassed in the arctic cold of Chicago’s lake shore, and tonight the Indiana Pacers with play the Miami Heat in the most eagerly awaited matchup of the young NBA season. These two franchise could not be run more differently; one is very successful while the other has been […]
Oregon Snowball Fight – a Little Harmless Fun Gone Awry, But Biggest Problem Caused by Professor
by Kent Sterling This is what college students do, and if my shoulder wasn’t fried by starting and participating in a thousand too many snowball fights, I would still be doing the same thing. And I would have been front and center in this melee had I been in Eugene, Oregon, last Friday. For those […]
by Kent Sterling At the Indiana Pacers event yesterday at Stout Air Force Base, I spent a little time with Vice President of Player Relations Clark Kellogg. It’s easy to gravitate toward Kellogg because he is a welcoming and insightful guy. You can do a lot worse than choose Kellogg to spend a couple of […]
