This was the breakthrough nobody saw coming at Purdue, which rebuilt into an Elite Eight team that beat Tennessee 99-94 in overtime in the Sweet 16.
Author: Gregg Doyel, Indianapolis Star
Opinion: Virginia’s Kyle Guy emerges from anxiety battle, UMBC NCAA loss better than ever
A slow start in 2019 NCAA Tournament doesn’t faze Virginia’s Kyle Guy, who dealt with worse a year ago – and emerged a stronger man and better player.
Opinion: HS swimmer competes despite multiple sexual harassment claims. This is appalling.
Just in time for state meet, and Indiana school board is letting a high school swimmer compete despite substantiated allegations of sexual harassment.
Purdue center Matt Haarms answers profane chant with winning shot against Indiana
Profanely taunted all game by the Indiana student section at Assembly Hall, Matt Haarms has last word in the final seconds of Purdue’s 48-46 win.
Opinion: Guys like Antonio Brown, Le’Veon Bell will never play for this Colts GM
With GM Chris Ballard running the show, the Colts will never add a locker-room risk like Antonio Brown just because the guy can play football.
Opinion: Indianapolis Colts’ playoff unraveling against Kansas City Chiefs makes no sense
Indianapolis Colts failed at all three phases in a bafflingly bad 31-13 loss Saturday to Kansas City Chiefs in NFL playoffs during Winter Storm Gia.
Doyel: Embracing change allowed Brian Kelly to lead Notre Dame to College Football Playoff
A sillier, more relaxed Brian Kelly has Notre Dame at the Cotton Bowl for the College Football Playoff national semifinals against Clemson.
Doyel: Jeff Brohm turns down Louisville, taking Purdue football into a brighter tomorrow
Jeff Brohm has decided to stay at Purdue, a program he has revitalized as head coach, rather than return to Louisville, his alma mater.