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“To be very frank, I didn’t have much affection for any Colt player at the time,” he says. “And I’m quite sure the feeling was mutual.”

Patriots QB Tom Brady helps fuel local Colts T-shirt sales.

Vardagen is already on the second printing of its limited-edition tee.

Via @sportswithjohn: “My condolences to the people of Denver. May you find solace in your beautiful mountains, abundant marijuana, and huge supply of patchouli.”

As Sunday’s Colts-Broncos showdown nears, Andrew Luck and Peyton Manning are the story.

Why does this former Colt wear shorts in subzero temps? There’s a halfway-decent answer.

Via @notthatjohnking: “Attention All Local Business Owners: You do not have to put your kid in your TV commercial.”

A couple of Butler greats—Gordon Hayward and Brad Stevens—draw raves and a rant.

Indy 500 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay reveals his spending habits, and an NFL player from Muncie is dating professional tennis’s media darling.

Hip kids’ store Roman & Leo knows that little ones are sports fans, too.

Ever wonder how holidays play out in the House of Manning? This looks about right.

“When you lose something like basketball, which is everything to me—I feel like I took a lot of things for granted in this game,” he says.

The elder Mattingly, Don, appeared with his son in a viral YouTube video in which Preston—a dead ringer for his dad—knocks down a series of trick basketball shots.

Via @1070Bruno: “Seriously, they should hang banner for this #Pacers team this week. It would have to be a quilt, with loose threads everywhere. But still.”

Colts tackle Anthony Castonzo danced—and everyone (except the Patriots) lost.