‘Man, I hope he gets up from that’: Dwight Freeney remembers Andrew Luck’s reckless style
“He’s going to try to get that first down no matter what, right? He wasn’t like Peyton.”
Matthew VanTryon, Indianapolis Star
IU basketball coach Mike Woodson won a ‘best lawn’ competition and won’t shut up about it
If IU basketball falls short of a Big Ten title in the months ahead, at least Mike Woodson will have this to fall back on.
Going to Colts training camp at Grand Park? Schedule, dates, tickets, where to eat and more
Everything you need to know about Colts training camp at Grand Park in Westfield, from a schedule to ticket info to activities for families and kids.
Pat McAfee signs multiyear extension with WWE
The former Colts punter has served as an analyst on FOX’s Friday Night Smackdown since April 2021.
‘Was it really the best Indiana could do?’: Experts grade Pacers on Malcolm Brogdon trade
“The Pacers could have done better here, but they’re on their way to living in the depths of the lottery, and that’s how they choose to reset.”
Fast forward to 2072. What’s next for gender equity in college sports?
“Women are oftentimes made to feel like, ‘You should just be happy with what you have.’ We’ve come a long way, but there’s still a long way to go.”
Creeps, threats and untraceable calls: Women who cover sports on TV share their stories
You know their names and see them on TV every night. But there’s so much you don’t see.
First woman enshrined in Indiana Basketball HOF didn’t play — but she changed the game
The year after Mildred Ball retired, 1998, she was the first woman inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame.
Roasted by Larry. Fights with Reggie. Crushed by tragedy: George McCloud, more than a Pacers bust
George McCloud is the last single-digit draft pick by the Pacers. He’s remember as a bust. There’s so much more to his story.
‘(Expletive) incredible’: Why Gainbridge Fieldhouse is Bill Simmons’ favorite NBA arena
“Te only arena I’ve ever been in NBA-wise, where I honestly felt like it felt different was the Indiana one.”