Edgerrin James' poker face drops as he sits by the pool at his Miami condo. He cracks a smile. And keeps it for a while. Talking about Indy and his six kids has that type of power. Not much else does.
20 years after leaving Indy, the Colts legend remembers the city and franchise that helped raise him.
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Roger Penske on Freedom 250 Grand Prix (plus Palou gifting Trump a custom helmet):
‘The thing about the Indy 500, it's an iconic race. But this is gonna move right up there next to it.’
Brownsburg senior Arian Reyes will play for Panama in the U-17 World Cup in November. Though grateful, he’s not content. Watching the senior team play in this summer’s FIFA World Cup alongside family fuels the star defender. @bhsdogs@bhsdogsbsoccer
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Dawn Staley on Raven Johnson:
“Raven has worked hard from the first time I saw her. Then, when you add listening, being coachable, wanting to be successful, wanting all the things that you wrote about and the goals you set for yourself being checked off, you get Raven.”
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Remember Reggie Miller’s eight points in nine seconds? Well, it seems like Indiana is a magnet for chaos in a short span of time.
Six technicals were given in eight seconds during the Indiana Fever’s win over the Phoenix Mercury on Monday.
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End 3Q: Dream 84, Fever 74
Fever allows 28 points in the quarter. Indiana also had five TOs, four of them by Clark. Indiana went 6-of-15 in the quarter.
Half: Fever 59, Dream 56. Fever went 9/20 from the field in the second quarter after shooting 11-for-13 from the field in the first.
Mitchell leads the Fever with 16 on 5-of-9 shooting from the field. Clark has 16 and is 6-for-8 from the floor.
Big applause for South Carolina WBB coach Dawn Staley. The Fever have three former Gamecocks active (AB, Raven Johnson and Tyasha Harris).
The Dream also have three former SC players active (Allisha Gray, Madina Okot and Te-Hina Paopao)