Youth baseball segregation was alive and well in Oxford, Miss., in 1978 -- until my dad killed it, writes IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel.

“I wanted to make a difference,” Tyler Trent said. "That’s what I prayed for: If I’m going to have cancer, use me to make an impact.”

Vice President Mike Pence's planned walkout at the Colts game over an expression of free speech is chilling.

On a perfect night, Purdue beats Ohio State as Tyler Trent watches from a suite above Ross-Ade Stadium.

Ex-Colts coach Tony Dungy's tweet about LGBTQ kids and litter boxes was appallingly insensitive, given youth suicide rates.

Andrew Luck said he was retiring, and general manager Chris Ballard stared into distance. When Luck thanked Ballard, the GM’s tears started to come.

College football has been maimed beyond recognition by NIL and transfer portal, but a title for Jim Harbaugh's cheating Michigan would be a kill shot

If McDaniels can be this destructive in three weeks as de facto head coach of the Colts, imagine how much damage he would have done in three years.

We are crying today for Purdue's Caleb Biggie Swanigan, for the demons he had to overcome as a child, and the demons he couldn't overcome as an adult.

“I wanted to make a difference,” Tyler Trent said. "That’s what I prayed for: If I’m going to have cancer, use me to make an impact.”

After years of being so sure I was on the right side of these arguments, I was now on the wrong side, and for the oldest reason known: Ignorance.

Because Michigan cheated before calling plays for JJ McCarthy, won't give him a Heisman vote ahead of Michael Penix Jr, Bo Nix, Jayden Daniels and Co.

Iowa's Caitlin Clark is pushing women's basketball to new heights even as some stars who came before her try to cut her down with lies and nonsense.

His cancer tissue is now living inside an animal where researchers can study it behaving in its most aggressive form.

Longtime NBA player Al Harrington's cannabis company, Viola, is skyrocketing in value as the marijuana industry moves into the mainstream.

He led 27 laps, but engine failure ended Alonso's day early, leaving us wanting more.

When he was Colts QB, Andrew Luck recruited teammates to visit Riley Hospital for Children, and he’d tell them: No social media. This wasn't for show.

On same court where Tyler Trent wrote about his beloved Boilermakers, Texas leukemia survivor Andrew Jones hits four late free throws to beat Purdue.

College and university presidents bear blame in this scandal because it is their abject greed that let this happen.

Dan Dakich has been a notable figure in the history of our basketball state, but his best is gone, replaced by the caricature he has created and become.

Two years after pulling off epic prank at an Avon High football game, former cross country star Ben Harmon is fighting cancer with power and grace.

“I wanted to make a difference,” Tyler Trent said. "That’s what I prayed for: If I’m going to have cancer, use me to make an impact.”

Purdue center Isaac Haas suffered a fractured elbow in NCAA tournament against Cal State Fullerton, this giant finally bullied to the breaking point.

Gene Keady is in Louisville for one reason: He hopes to watch his protege, Matt Painter, lead Purdue to the Final Four that eluded Keady as coach.

We are crying today for Purdue's Caleb Biggie Swanigan, for the demons he had to overcome as a child, and the demons he couldn't overcome as an adult.

Profanely taunted all game by the IU student section at Assembly Hall, Purdue's Matt Haarms has last word in the final seconds of Purdue's 48-46 win.

They were right in Philadelphia. Carson Wentz is selfish and a bad teammate, and he's not alone in the Colts' locker room.

“I wanted to make a difference,” Tyler Trent said. "That’s what I prayed for: If I’m going to have cancer, use me to make an impact.”

Tyler Trent has been awarded Indiana's highest civilian honor.

High school freshman phenom Luke Brown is turning around a team — and a town.

Some blame Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest on Covid vaccines, and gullible people believe it. With NCAA ref Bert Smith's help, I'll prove they're wrong.

Why would Big Ten pick Ohio State over IU for its league title game? Follow the money. And in college football, the money is not in Bloomington, Ind.

On the Colts, Carson Wentz, the surging delta variant and the coronavirus vaccine: This is science, not football, and science shouldn't be this hard.