One day soon, it’ll be over for Romeo Langford at New Albany, and he’ll join the long line of young basketball stars before him in this state—never forgetting the last high school game he ever played.
IUPUI senior Ron Patterson, 25, seems like a relic to his teammates, but he still has hoop dreams.
All the starters on back-to-back state champs landed college offers—and in three different sports.
Josh McDaniels doesn’t look good in this, but the Colts have their own problems, and one of them might be that their general status is unstable enough to make a man think twice.
We travel from Lebanon to Lewisville and beyond to see what the keepers of history are thinking.
Brayton Lee, whose love of wrestling started when he was 5, has lost one match in four years.
From 1,000-mile drives to special cable packages, Hoosier kin pull out the stops to see every game.
Son back on Hinkle Fieldhouse court, mom in the stands after coming back from brink.
For those who want to take on the Colts turnaround job, some things are better left unsaid.
All 10 of the Division I colleges in Indiana head into their conference schedules with some degree of trepidation.
IBJ talked with the longtime broadcasters about their experiences behind a central Indiana mic.
Battle-tested coach has endured lousy year with grace, perspective
Markell Jones is as comfortable in the clouds as on the gridiron.
There were the state football championships, two marquee Pacers games, the Old Oaken Bucket showdown and a Colts home matchup that looked winnable.
At Chris Holtmann's new coaching home, there are no live bulldogs, no student body dressed in blue. Not even any windows in the roof at the Schottenstein Center.
The Colts have found a foolproof way of not being pounded by the New England Patriots in the playoffs.
The Bryant sisters combine their individual gifts, prepare to make mark in senior year.
Will Chuck Pagano survive the month? Can Purdue finally retake the Old Oaken Bucket from IU?
One minute, the football championship folks are on the line to pop the question. The next, Indianapolis has six weeks to say yes, and plan how to pull it off.
After illness and grief that made sports secondary, he’s ready to return to the game he loves.
