Month: January 2020
Briggs: Indianapolis can’t outrage its way out of violent crime
The president of Indianapolis’ police union wants table pounding. But that won’t stop murders, metro columnist James Briggs writes.
Pacers: Difficult to win vs. any team after allowing 43 points in 1st quarter
Even though the Hawks haven’t been very good all season and were depleted by injuries themselves, they got confident early.
Sunday’s local college schedule
Region college sports schedule for Sunday.
Saturday’s local prep results
Saturday’s local high school sports results, which includes late Friday results.
It’s over: Valparaiso men end decades of frustration with first win in Evansville since 1969
Matt Lottich was well aware that it had been nearly 51 years and 22 games since the Valparaiso men’s basketball team had won at Evansville.
No. 4 Portage outlasts Lake Central in OT, claims tourney title
ST. JOHN — Analise Franklin is often the smallest player on the court, and Saturday night she came up with the biggest play.
Indiana Pacers drop 4th road game in a row in loss to conference-worst Atlanta Hawks
A red-hot start from Trae Young put the Pacers down by 22 points, and even though they came back to take the lead the execution was sloppy late.
Photos: Pacers visit Hawks, Trae Young
The Indiana Pacers traveled to Atlanta to take on the Hawks.
MIKE CLARK: The end of Lew Wallace is sad but inevitable
Former Gary city athletic director Earl Smith Jr. loves what Lew Wallace High School was, but not what it’s become.