The Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game is a tradition that dates back long before it was born. And it’s a tradition that I have always known and enjoyed.
The annual game dates back to 1940, and this year will be the 74th meeting between the boys teams. Although crowds have been much fewer lately, just like state championship weekend, it still is a big deal in this …
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“In 49 states it’s just basketball…but this is Indiana.”
For sports fans, “Hoosiers” is high atop the list of best movies of all-time. I know it’s mine. The 1986 film, based on the small Milan High School winning the 1954 Indiana state championship, is a classic.
One guy recently went to locations in the movie to record how they look today. The creator has some …
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One of the great traditions of Indiana basketball is the annual Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game.
Each year, the two rival and basketball-rich states showcase the best in a border battle. The team members were announced Monday and it should be one of the best groups in recent years.
Nine of the 13 players are from Indianapolis. Seven are staying in-state to play college basketball. Three are …
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With the 2012 Indiana Mr. Basketball expected to be announced tomorrow, I thought I’d take a quick look at the choices and open a discussion.
There’s no question, it’s a two man race.
Yogi Ferrell and Gary Harris.
Below are some notes and arguments for each player.
Ferrell:
5’11” point guard, Park Tudor, Indiana signee
18.5 points, 3.1 rebounds, 6.6 assists per game in his…
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Before Ronald Nored even graduates from Butler University, he already has his immediate future lined up. This time one week ago, he was playing his last game in a Butler uniform.
Now, Nored is trading in the uniform for a suit but he will remain a Bulldog…a Brownsburg Bulldog. Wednesday Morning, he was approved by the Brownsburg Board of Trustees and officially named head coach.…
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INDIANAPOLIS — A quick look at the Carmel Greyhounds basketball team perhaps leaves a lot to be desired.
As they take the court to begin the game, they boast three guards, all 6’0 or smaller. They don’t have a 7’0 big man, or even one at 6’8. But when the ball is tipped, and the game begins, all of those questions are soon thrown away.…
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INDIANAPOLIS — 2012 Indiana basketball commit Yogi Ferrell saw his high school basketball career end in familiar fashion Saturday afternoon at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
Not only was the setting familiar, but his stat line was also a flashback to his sophomore and junior seasons.
Ferrell scored 17 points, grabbed nine rebounds and recorded two steals to go along with his state championship 12 assists in …
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While their future team was battling it out in Bloomington, two top Indiana high school basketball stars hit game-winning shots to keep their team alive in the postseason.
Indiana recruit Jeremy Hollowell (right) and Michigan State recruit Gary Harris each opened sectional play Tuesday night and both games went down to the final second, literally.
Here’s the situations:
Lawrence Central had the ball with five …
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