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In between his college and pro careers, Jordan showed glimpses of his greatness in Indianapolis leading up to the Olympic Games.

We take a look at the tools available to ensure that Hoosiers gamble responsibly.

Rivers and co. get the W against a not-very-formidable opponent.

Cracked Racquets, a scrappy tennis-media outfit, might have perfect timing—unless COVID-19 keeps the sport sidelined.

Whether you’ve never picked up a racket or haven’t since gym class, get ready to embrace your inner Serena or Roger with these tips on how to get in the game, safely.

“We are young. We’ll get up and down the court. And we are definitely going to fight.”

Indiana high school basketball: Now it’s just an uninteresting, unoriginal Applebee’s along the Shadeland Avenue of American life.

Andy Brown, now of Trafalgar, shrugged off flying pucks as hockey’s last mask-less goalie.

Mr. Feathery made his return to the court.

On predictable outcomes in sports.

We’re all susceptible to getting swept up in the mob mentality of fandom to some degree.

Are calls for the dismissal of the IU athletic director just good sense, or jumping the gun?

Chicago hotels steeped in sports nostalgia.

“If y’all don’t respect the Indiana Pacers now, I have no respect for you.”

The owners believe the club is the only one in the state with red clay.