Dan Manick

Lake Central graduate Dan Manick is part of a Ball State offensive line that has allowed 10 sacks this season, tied for eighth fewest in the nation.

Michael Jackson, Bo Jackson

Pop idol Michael Jackson fakes a pass to Bo Jackson of the Los Angeles Raiders and Kansas City Royals at Michael's recording studio in Los Angeles on Nov. 28, 1989.

Memphis State vs Ball State NCAA 1986

Memphis State William Bedford (50) reaches over the top to block a shot by Ball State forward Dan Palombizio (5) during the NCAA tournament in 1986, Palombizio is being inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame.

Dewayne Wise

The White Sox's Dewayne Wise celebrates a solo home run against the Blue Jays during the third inning of Thursday's game in Toronto.

Adam Dunn

White Sox first baseman Adam Dunn celebrates one of two home runs he hit against the Toronto Blue Jays during Monday's game.

Blair Kiel

Columbus East graduate Blair Kiel went on to star at Notre Dame before playing quarterback in the NFL and Canadian Football League.

Stew Robinson

Stew Robinson (22) defends against University of Tennessee's Tony White (11) during the National Invitation Tournament at New York's Madison Square Garden in 1985. Robinson was one of the Hoosiers portrayed in "A Season on the Brink."

Heartland Alliance Derby Day Party at Harbor Shores

Red warmbllood horse isolated on white. Collage. Illustration

Obit Blair Kiel

This file photo shows Notre Dame Quarterback Blair Kiel being hit by Georgia's Pat McShea during the 1981 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. Kiel, the former Notre Dame quarterback and punter who played for Tampa Bay, Indianapolis and Green Bay in the NFL, died Sunday. He was 50. Bartholmew County C…

Hall of Fame Football

In this Aug. 27, 1990 photo, Vikings linebacker Chris Doleman brings down Houston Oilers quarterback Warren Moon for a safety during preseason game in Minneapolis. Doleman is not one of the four Pro Football Hall of Fame finalists who won a Super Bowl. He doesn't believe that should affect h…

Obit Flanagan Baseball

In this Oct. 14, 1983, file photo, Baltimore's Mike Flanagan pitches during a World Series game in Philadelphia. The former Cy Young award winner died of a self-inflicted shotgun wound to the head, the Maryland medical examiner ruled Thursday.