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Doyel: Caitlin Clark, I'm so sorry. On Wednesday I was part of the problem.
I’m devastated to realize I’m part of the problem. I screwed up Wednesday during my first interaction with No. 1 overall draft pick Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever. What happened was the most me thing ever, in one way. I’m sort of known locally, sigh, for having awkward conversations with people before asking brashly conversational questions. I’ve done this for years with Colts coaches Chuck Pagano, Frank Reich and Shane Steichen. I’ve done it with Purdue players Carsen Edwards and Zach Edey. I did it with IU’s Romeo Langford, talking to them as people, not athletes.
Indianapolis-area edge rusher Israel Oladipupo locks in three official visits
Noblesville (Ind.) High 2025 edge rusher Israel Oladipupo tells On3 that he has three official visits locked in. Boston College, Duke and Indiana will soon get him back to campus. “It’s really hard to decide,” Oladipupo said. “But I’m definitely high on every single one of them for sure!” A return to Bloomington and the […] The post Indianapolis-area edge rusher Israel Oladipupo locks in three official visits appeared first on On3.
Mind Your Banners: Portal madness paying off for IU so far
Mike Niziolek and Zach Osterman sift through the relentless grind of the transfer portal, analyzing the moves Mike Woodson has made and the ones he hopes to make, as he revamps his roster. This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Mind Your Banners: Portal madness paying off for IU so far
Loss of 2 stillborn sons, miscarriage provides motivation for Beech Grove basketball coach
INDIANAPOLIS — David Sanders knew right away the first hire he wanted to make as the new high school boys basketball coach at Beech Grove. “I told her the other night she’s going to be the team mom,” Sanders said. “She’s getting ready for her role.”
Patrick McCaffery talks decision to join Butler basketball, leave Iowa
IOWA CITY − Now that transfer-portal dust has settled and decisions have been made, Patrick McCaffery is ready to clear the air. Why did he choose to leave the Iowa basketball program coached by his father, Fran McCaffery, to pursue his final year of college eligibility?. There certainly has...
Bark in the Park kicks off weekend full of fun at Victory Field
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — On Thursday, Victory Field will “go to the dogs” for the first Bark in the Park event of the season. The Indianapolis Indians are in a home stretch against the St. Paul Saints and they want to see some very special guests enjoying the game from the left and center field lawn.
Carmel High School alum named to Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
Lisa Williams Burgess was humbled simply to be nominated for the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. “I didn’t really expect to be inducted,” Burgess said. “There are so many incredible athletes in my era. There were so many good players before and after me. I’m honored to think my high school career stood the test of time in Indiana.”
Harrison Center & IMS to host First Friday, annual Porch Party Indy Kick-Off
On May 3rd, join the Harrison Center and Indianapolis Motor Speedway for First Friday and the annual Porch Party Indy Kick-Off. Admission is free and open to the community. Registration is not required. Also featured will be Open Studio Night, Indy Flow Jam, a DJ and mocktail bar sponsored by...
The Firefighter Challenge League heats up the competition in downtown Indy
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – A competition is heating up in downtown Indianapolis as a part of the annual Fire Department Instructors Conference. The Firefighter Challenge League entered day three of its season opener on Thursday. FCL Communications Director Huan DeRiggs says the league looks to celebrate the spirit of what...
IPS hosting groundbreakings for athletic field upgrades
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) hosted its first of six Rebuilding Stronger groundbreaking ceremonies on April 9 at the Broad Ripple Middle School athletic field. Due to voters who overwhelmingly approved the Rebuilding Stronger capital referendum in 2023, IPS is getting financial support for facility improvements at 23 schools, including new classrooms, athletic fields, performing and visual arts spaces, a family resource center, upgraded HVAC and plumbing, and more.
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