When it looked like a deal looked liked it was going to be finalized, things turned ugly in a hurry. NBA owners and representatives from the players association met for three days in New York to try and agree on a new collective bargaining agrement.
So close, and now it appears feelings got hurt. But its all part of the negotiating game and may mean …
What an impressive movement for the Butler basketball program. A team that was rarely seen on television or receive any publicity whatsoever, will have every one of their games produced and available to fans.
Butler is coming off their second straight NCAA title game appearance, losing to Duke in 2010 and Connecticut in 2011. The Bulldogs were selected for the third consecutive year as the …
Indiana showed off the basketball teams over the weekend with the annual Hoosier Hysteria celebration. This year there were plenty of fireworks — like Victor Oladipo singing U Got It Bad and the involvement of Bill Raftery, Gus Johnson, DJ Steve Porter, Eric Gordon and DJ White.
The festivities seem to be a big hit, most notably with the students and recruits. But some IU …
Sunday, I talked with Jeff Rabjohns of Peegs.com on my radio show and he had a lot to say about IU’s top two sports. The Indiana football team lost bad Saturday afternoon at No. 4 Wisconsin and they were really never in it. I asked him about the quarterback carousel, and if so many players leaving the team is something to worry about or very …
DJ Steve Porter became a YouTube sensation nearly overnight more than two years ago. On June 21st, 2009, Steve released a music video he produced entitled, “Press Hop,” which featured some of the most popular press conferences like Allen Iverson and coach Jim Mora.
He has a strong passion of music, that led him to start producing music at the age of 16. It’s very …
Indiana opened the basketball season Saturday with Hoosier Hysteria at Assembly Hall. 16,100 fans were on hand to support and get a preview of the 2011 IU men’s and women’s teams.
I had the pleasure of hosting the night’s events on BTN.com and the network uploaded videos of the scrimmage as well as interviews with Tom Crean and Cody Zeller to their website. Click here …
Sunday was suppose to be a spectacular finish to the IndyCar Series year. There was buildup, the series championship on the line, and a prize of $5 million that many desired. Dan Wheldon was one of those drivers laying it all on the line, as they all do, for a sport they truly love.
Wheldon, 33, died after being part of the 15-car wreck just …
UPDATE: 6:02 pm EST
At 6:00 pm EST, IndyCar CEO Randy Bernard confirmed Wheldon died from injuries he sustained from the crash. Wheldon, 33, leaves behind his wife Susie and kids Sebastian, 2, and Oliver, 7 months.
The race will not continue, and the drivers will do a 5-lap parade in his honor.
(Click here to read my post on Wheldon’s death…gone too soon).
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