Huddle Up

Verne Lundquist, who has broadcast NCAA football & basketball and CBS golf for many years, has decided that at the age of 77 he needs to slow down.  He will not disappear from sport broadcasting […]

NASCAR was started by Good Ole Boys driving hot rods on the beach in an attempt to prove that they could build the best car.  Oh, how that has changed. The management and pit box […]

Former football coach, Eric Heppner, and BHS principal, Andy Allen, asked me to post a blog relating to how you can contribute money or gift cards to help the Wilson’s recover from the devastating fire […]

It looks like the 3 largest collegiate football teams in Indiana will be very competitive this year.  Notre Dame got off to a good start by routing Temple on Saturday.  The fighting Irish are trying […]

Happy Labor Day!  Enjoy the last holiday weekend of the summer.  It is sad to see the summer sports programs coming to an end, but the fall is full of family sporting choices. Enjoy your […]

For you fans waiting since January for college and pro football, it is finally here.  One thing has not changed–Alabama is supposed to be the college power and the Patriots are supposed to win the […]

In a recent baseball game, 3 Oakland Athletic rookies hit a home run in their first-ever major league game.  To show how rare this is, you have to go back to April of 1914 to […]

Ara Parseghian passed away a couple weeks ago at the age of 94.  The Hall of Fame coach won two National Championships while coaching at Notre Dame.  Ara is one of the many coaches to […]

Brad Stevens for the past 4 years has been the head coach of the Boston Celtics.  He still makes trips back to his favorite area, Indianapolis, Indiana.  He recently spoke at a Zionsville Boys and […]

Everyone knows about the Field of Dreams in Iowa because it became a hit movie.  How many of you know about the Indiana Field of Dreams located in Shelbyville? In 1980 Jim Sleeth, Sr., decided […]