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Coach Pop's San Antonio Spurs are rested, but rusty as well?
Gregg Popovich scares media. Watch him be interviewed. The lengthy pause between questions. Eyes darting from one reporter to another, as if daring his interrogators.
NFL legend Fred 'The Hammer' Williamson loses best friend in Rudy Clay
Rudolph "Rudy" Clay and Fred Williamson once were "enemies" while growing up in Gary.
ECW grad, former Bears' return standout Ron Smith dead at age 70
Ron Smith was a walking contradiction, extremely proud of his athletic prowess but as private as an island paradise.
NBA money tree inviting top college players who come out early
MERRILLVILLE | Money is today's most popular drug in professional sports, a lure for superstars more concerned with dollar signs than playing on a contending team.
Purdue coaches Painter, Hazell see better times ahead for their programs
MERRILLVILLE | There are few things worse than a discontented fan base. Purdue can attest to that.
Gavit makes the most of error-prone Hammond to win 10-0 in 5 innings
GRIFFITH | A shaky defense is like driving on bald tires. Eventually, you end up in a ditch.
West Side star Jonvae Johnson wants to join the 'conversation' in school's track lore
GARY | Jonvae Johnson is s-o-o-o-o fast, he plays volleyball by himself.
Andrean's Carson Cunningham the frontrunner for Carroll College coaching job
Carson Cunningham, 36, may have to change the voice mail greeting on his cell phone now.
E.C. Central high jumper Lloyd aiming to reach new heights
EAST CHICAGO | You think about what could've been with East Chicago Central cloud seeder Kenneth Lloyd and you shudder.
Munster girls repeat at Highland Sectional in girls track
HIGHLAND | There were no excuses Tuesday. No complaining about freezing rain, ice pellets or wind chill.
Down 3-1 in series with Heat, Bulls left gasping for it
CHICAGO | Dumb basketball doesn't produce wins, only critics, and the shorthanded Bulls have had their share against the Heat.
Dennis Bunda named new Griffith athletic director
GRIFFITH | Dennis Bunda hates the snow, so the former athletic director and coach spent the last eight years in Arizona.
North Newton's Tim Loughmiller 'floored' by recent honor
MOROCCO | Hall of Fame baseball manager Leo Durocher was blowing smoke when he said nice guys finish last.
Bulls run out of gas, trail Heat in series 2-1
CHICAGO | The Miami Heat is not some 13-headed monster from outer space devouring everything in its path.
North Newton's Olive finds hurdling a family affair
MOROCCO | Michael Jordan's sons were expected to play basketball, though they couldn't hold Dad's shoelaces.
Morton repeats as GLAC champs in boys, girls meets
HAMMOND | The 100- and 200-meter dash is the Super Bowl of track and field, thrilling events that put a lump in your throat and bring crowds to their feet.
Bulls one win from eliminating Brooklyn Nets
CHICAGO | Former Bulls' guard C.J. Watson thought it was funny at the time.
Carolina takes East Chicago's Kawann Short in 2nd round of NFL draft
EAST CHICAGO | At approximately 6:30 p.m. Friday, Kawann Short's life changed forever.
Bulls take nervous 2-1 series lead on Brooklyn Nets
CHICAGO | How important is point guard Deron Williams to the Brooklyn Nets? Try five years at $98 million.
Colts' successful GM says 'I was meant to do this job'
OK, Ryan Grigson. What do you do for an encore?
Munster distance star Bolanowski knows the sport
MUNSTER | Tommy Bolanowski is the newspaper on your front porch each morning, donuts at a construction site, Vince Scully doing Dodgers' games.
Crown Point vaulter Jordan Kelly shooting for 16 feet, and more
CROWN POINT | With all apologies to baseball, there is no crying in track and field as well.
Gregg Popovich's Spurs must overcome injury bug as playoffs near
An aging roster riddled with injuries is what Spurs coach Gregg Popovich feared most heading into the playoffs.
IFCA Region 1 to induct 7 into Hall of Fame on May 5
John Boyajian could chuck a football through a car wash and have it come out dry.
Bulls turning into streak busters, cool off Knicks
CHICAGO | If not for the players' union, Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau and the Knicks' Mike Woodson might be recruiting bodies from the VIP seats.
Hobart's Stewart a quick study on the track
HOBART | They say if you can high jump your height, take a bow. You're pretty good.
Bulls survive on some magic of their own
CHICAGO | With seven games and little practice time remaining in the regular season, you might think Friday's game with the struggling Orlando Magic would be a coffee break.
Bridgeman, Trgovich 'Harbored' no ill will in '75 NCAA semis
"Pistol" Pete Trgovich was the scorer. Tim Stoddard provided the inside muscle. And Ulysses "Junior" Bridgeman was too often the unsung hero.
Austin Jamerson is Merrillville's triple play
MERRILLVILLE | Austin Jamerson's rivals won't want to hear this, but he thrives when the pressure cooker is boiling over.
Highland brothers get a jump on the competition
HIGHLAND | Ian and Seth Hardy are fraternal twins, a fact many classmates and teachers were surprised to learn this school year.
Bulls put the skids on streaking Heat
CHICAGO | Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals resumes Sunday in Chicago. Oh, wait. That's not true.
East Chicago's Kawann Short does 'show and tell' at Pro Day
WEST LAFAYETTE | A Sunday night blizzard blanketed this bustling college town with more than 10 inches of snow, reducing travel to a snail's pace.
Bulls fighting 'changing of guard' talk by Pacers
CHICAGO | Bulls' fans have little to brag about, except maybe a few more available seats at the United Center due to an average season.
Wolverines, 'GR3' dash South Dakota State's tourney hopes
AUBURN HILLS, MICH. | If John Beilein's fourth-seeded Michigan Wolverines were any younger, they'd need babysitters.
Dawson's defense helps lift Spartans past Valparaiso
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. | Branden Dawson's jump shot still needs lot of work but defensively, the Michigan State sophomore is on you like lint on wool.
Bowman stamps return ticket to 2A state finals
HUNTINGTON | Ever watch coach Marvin Rea on the sideline? So calm, so confident. It's like he's waiting for a bus.
Turnovers, fouls eliminate Andrean at Class 3A Huntington North Semistate
HUNTINGTON | Andrean's Skyler Moss loves to muscle people in the paint, move them around like chess pawns, and score at will.
Carmel coach Scott Heady says Merrillville has all the pieces
If defending 4A state champion Carmel hopes to repeat, coach Scott Heady must do it with the program's calling card — a vise-like defense.
Bowman's King anxious to 'make the grade' at state
GARY | A favorite saying of Bulls' coach Tom Thibodeau when a player goes down with injury is "Next up."
Pirates rout S.B. Adams, head to semistate
MICHIGAN CITY | South Bend Adams has one player over 6-foot-2, loves to jack up shots, and makes a sinus headache inviting compared to the extreme pressure it puts on opponents.
Pirates upset Munster on Jenkins' 25-foot bomb
MICHIGAN CITY | Merrillville entered Saturday 10-1 in games decided by eight points or less. Good teams do that.
Hornets 'press' on in pursuit of regional boys basketball title
GARY | Keontae Bridges needs a new Walmart portable basketball setup. The one out on the street, in front of his house, is falling apart.
City AD Earl Smith Jr. retiring after 56 years in Gary School corporation.
GARY | Earl Smith Jr. remembers coming home during a school break at Iowa and chatting with then-city athletic director Johnny Kyle.
Munster shakes loose from L.C. in OT for West Side Sectional title
GARY | After dismantling Morton in the semifinals, Lake Central coach Dave Milausnic wanted his team to maintain the same high energy level on Saturday and play like it loves basketball.
Munster gets scare from E.C. Central boys at West Side
GARY | Class 4A No. 2-ranked Munster has had a bull's-eye on its back all season the size of Rhode Island.
WEST SIDE SECTIONAL: Indians survive rematch with gutty Lowell
GARY | Basketball sectionals are the ultimate makeover, your second chance to get it right.
Sectional basketball makes long-awaited return to Civic Center
The nostalgic Hammond Civic Center, like rings on a giant redwood, has an endless list of stories to tell.
Andrean continues to shine against tough competition
HAMMOND | Andrean and Bishop Noll took their new basketball teams for a test drive earlier this season and ruled the streets.
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