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“I remember seeing Bill up on stage after the championship game,” says Peyton Manning. “We felt like this was going to be our year to win the Super Bowl. We felt like we’d sort of overcome some demons in that game.”

Forty years ago, Larry Bird passed on a chance at big-time basketball. The small-town star left Bob Knight’s IU team before a single game and returned home.

The Irish are fighting an uphill battle.

Purdue falls—and so does former IUPUI coach Ron Hunter.

Butler’s sickening Big East tourney loss.

The Colts part ways with a franchise great.

How did the Pacers get their name? And why do some IndyGo buses make a melodic whistling noise?

Thirty years ago this week, Bob Knight threw a chair. We remember.

Bragging rights go to Purdue.

There’s a lot of hot air left in DeflateGate, plus an Indy 500 champ strips down for Pattern magazine.

“I’m almost like a fourth assistant out there, just giving my insight on what I see,” he says of sitting on the sideline.

“Larry Bird” makes a return appearance on Comedy Central’s The Kroll Show.

“We’re always looking to improve the team and obviously there’s a lot of improving that needs to be done,” Bird said.

During his Southern Indiana childhood, The Hoosierist freely used this pseudo-word.

Some NFL players could be going back to school—at Indiana University—instead of packing for vacation.