Kellen Dunham, a local kid from Pendleton Heights High School, was in awe working out in downtown Indianapolis for his hometown Pacers Wednesday morning. He said he’s been working 22 years for this.
Dunham specializes in shooting and that is valued more than ever in today’s game. He averaged 16.2 points and shot 42.9 percent from range in his senior season with the Bulldogs.
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Nearly three years ago, on July 3, 2013, the NBA (and college) basketball world was surprised when the Boston Celtics announced that they had hired Brad Stevens away from Butler.
Stevens, undoubtedly one of the best young coaches at the time, had taken the Bulldogs to back-to-back NCAA Title games and continued to build a program with players that fit.
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From a raggedy, just-woke-up look to GQ-esque.
Gordon Hayward, the Brownsburg, Indiana and Butler product, is now into having stylish hair and putting product into it.
There’s your everyday transformation, and then there’s Gordon. Not just the hair but the definition of his muscles.
The change in hair was initially because of the urging of his wife, but it’s grown on him. And now Hayward, …
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Brownsburg’s own Gordon Hayward, a forward for the Utah Jazz, is one of three NBA players featured in the NBA’s latest #LeanInTogether public awareness campaign. In the 30-second spot, Hayward and his young family — wife, Robyn, and infant daughter, Bernie — are shown on a couch in presumably their home.
Also included in this year’s campaign: Chris Bosh (Miami Heat), Draymond Green (Golden State …
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Brad Stevens was not at the Boston Celtics game in Chicago Thursday night. He was somewhere far, far more important.
The former Butler men’s basketball coach was at the bedside of one of his former players, one of his friends. Andrew Smith, who is just 25 and was diagnosed with cancer two years ago, needs him. He needs all of us.
Smith is fighting something …
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Brad Stevens was back in his home state for one of two visits with the Boston Celtics during the regular season. The Celtics conveniently back in town during March Madness, on March 15.
“It is great to be back,” Stevens, now in his third season directing the Celtics, said after morning shootaround. “And it’s fun, because when I opened my [hotel] window I could see …
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It’s no secret that Brad Stevens has impressed as an NBA head coach in such a short amount of time. The Zionsville, Indiana native quietly moved on from Butler in 2013 to become the lead guy for the famed Boston Celtics.
Despite not having a great roster to work with, he still manages to wow basketball fans with his out-of-timeout play calls, the way his …
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Former Butler head coach Brad Stevens, who helped to guide the team to two consecutive NCAA Championship games (2010, 2011) made his second and final visit of the season back to Indiana — in his second second as the leader of the Boston Celtics.
As always, it’s special to be home. How could it not be? (He grew up in Zionsville.) Only this time he …
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