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Great for Zach getting drafted in the Top 10. My sympathies having to play in Memphis. Rough city.
It’s a real head-scratcher why (or how) a Purdue basketball player joining the Memphis NBA team is important to readers of this newspaper.
Meanwhile, former Purdue president (and governor of Indiana) Mitch Daniels recently had a provocative opinion piece about Indiana politics published by the Washington Post that received zero exposure in the state.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/06/18/republicans-democrats-one-party-state-rule/
It’s a head-scratcher that you don’t understand that folks are simply fed up with polarizing politics. Zach Edey’s growth and success at his chosen profession is a great feel good story. Get over yourself already
Sorry to have triggered you Larry. But non-business “feel good” stories take a backseat to one party control of our state government. I happen to believe the way policy is made in Indiana is far more consequential to the vast majority of IBJ readers than the inconsequential players in the NBA.
Brent. You started this by taking an unnecessary swipe at Edey. Sure policy decisions are important, but stories that identify human spirit are just as equally if not more important. If everyone cared about their job and teammates or co workers as much as Edey has displayed we would be way better off as a state. There is room for both and if the news organizations thought many cared about the Daniels piece they would have been all over it. They are starving for eyeballs.