It’s one last high school game for seniors in two basketball crazy states. For the second consecutive year, we are proud to broadcast the annual boys All-Star game between Indiana and Kentucky at 7:00 PM from Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
The crew from last year returns as Scott Agness — a 2012 Jim Nantz Broadcasting Award Finalist — and Jimmy Cavanaugh team up to take the game from the Fieldhouse to your ears.
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@ScottAgness it could be, its an opinion piece, but I wouldn't qualify it as such by using the scores of the games at the time of blocks. @stackwars I’ve watch both over a dozen times. Hibbert’s was more impressive in all facets.
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ESPN held a conference call Wednesday afternoon to discuss the upcoming NBA Draft. Fran Fraschilla and Chad Ford, both well in touch with the process, college coaches and NBA execs making the decisions took questions from members of the media on the call.
Below are their thoughts on IU’s Victor Oladipo and Cody Zeller.
FRASCHILLA: Chad probably talked to the teams about both, so I’ll …
WNBA crew chief Lamont Simpson garnered a lot of attention last weekend, and most of it came before the game he was assigned to even tipped off.
The Phoenix Mercury were at Bankers Life Fieldhouse Saturday afternoon to face the defending champion Indiana Fever. ABC, with permission from the WNBA, placed a camera on Simpson to give viewers an official’s exact perspective for the first …
Like businesses across the nation, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Indianapolis 500 has taken a financial hit. In an effort to reenergize the Speedway and its fans, the track is taking a number of steps towards improving both the facility and the experience.
The state of Indiana recently approved a loan worth $100 million for improvements to the facility. Anyone that has come through the …
We’re in mid-May and local media is feeling a tug between 16th Street and 125. South Pennsylvania Street. The Indiana Pacers are one win away from advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2004. IndyCars are turning laps at the 2.5-mile oval, gearing up for Pole Day this Saturday.
It’s a busy, yet welcome strain between the two events. When the …
