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IndyCar Series points leader Alex Palou eyes more podiums with Dario Franchitti
INDIANAPOLIS – Twenty-four-year-old Alex Palou has won two races this year in his first season driving full-time for Chip Ganassi Racing. Palou is also leading the series in points, but is keeping his eyes on the prize. “I don’t think anyone won a championship winning two races,” Palou said Tuesday via Zoom with media. “So, […] → Read More
Rajeev Ram recaps Wimbledon and previews Olympics on CBS4
INDIANAPOLIS – Carmel’s Rajeev Ram is back in the states after a deep run at Wimbledon. Ram, and his doubles partner Joe Salisbury, fell in four sets in the men’s doubles semi-final (7-6, 6-3, 6-7, 7-6) to Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic. Ram is set to represent Team USA in the Olympics later this month. […] → Read More
Former Butler runner set to compete in Paralympics in Tokyo
Former Butler University Track & Field runner Dani Aravich will represent Team USA this summer at the Paralympics in Tokyo. → Read More
1 on 1 with two-time Olympic gold medalist Lilly King
BLOOMINGTON – Two-time Olympic gold medalist Lilly King is preparing to represent Team USA a second time for the Olympic games in Tokyo next month. King will swim the 100 and 200 breaststroke events. CBS4’s JoJo Gentry spoke with King one-on-one at IU’s Natatorium in Bloomington before the former Indiana Swim star travels to Tokyo. → Read More
Pacers are uncommitted to bringing Bjorkgren back
INDIANAPOLIS – During the Pacers’ post-season Zoom press conference Monday, Pacers President Kevin Pritchard said he is not committed to bringing Head Coach Nate Bjorkgren back next season. “He is our coach as of now. I’m going to have a fair discussion with him,” Pritchard said. “I don’t think it’s fair to look back at […] → Read More
Jack Harvey aims for another strong run at IMS
Jack Harvey has some notable firsts at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. → Read More
Fever’s Gondrezick aims to alter landscape of women’s basketball
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Fever start their season next week, and all eyes are on first round pick Kysre Gondrezick, who was selected fourth overall. The team’s “new girl” is a baller and businesswoman. She recently agreed to a multi-year shoe deal with Adidas that will cater to men and women. “You want it to […] → Read More
Yasir Rosemond joins Mike Woodson’s staff as an assistant
BLOOMINGTON – Yasir Rosemond has been named an assistant coach on Mike Woodson’s staff at Indiana. Rosemond has spent the last two seasons at Alabama on Avery Johnson’s staff. “I’m excited to finalize our coaching staff with the addition of Yasir,” Woodson said. “He brings a great deal of experience at schools like Alabama, Georgia […] → Read More
Dane Fife to join Mike Woodson’s staff at Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS – Another Hoosier is coming back to Bloomington to coach Indiana men’s basketball. Dane Fife will join Mike Woodson’s staff as an assistant coach. CBS4’s JoJo Gentry broke the news Monday. Fife has spent the last eight seasons with Michigan State. He most recently served as the Spartans’ associate head coach. “Dane is someone […] → Read More
Victory Field acts as sanctuary for NCAA Tournament teams
INDIANAPOLIS — When NCAA Tournament teams aren’t competing or hanging out in their respective hotels, they can get away to Victory Field for some fresh air. The venue — home of the Indianapolis Indians — is serving as a recreational safe haven for teams to play games, exercise and relax. Alabama Head Coach Nate Oats […] → Read More
‘Indy Advocates’ here to help March Madness visitors
INDIANAPOLIS — Huge upsets in the March Madness tournament this weekend mean some basketball fans might stick around longer than expected to cheer on their team. Indy is ready with a troop of volunteers to help visitors navigate the Circle City. “Hoosier hospitality is a very real thing,” said Indy Advocate Jeff Robinson. The Indy […] → Read More
Iconic Hinkle Fieldhouse to host NCAA tournament for the first time since 1940
INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time since 1940, Butler will host an NCAA tournament game at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Of the colleges hosting games, only the Bulldogs had fans at games this season. “For us, it was important that we could safely do it, to put together a plan,” said Butler Associate Athletic Director John Dedman […] → Read More
Butler headed to Madison Square Garden for Big East Tournament
INDIANAPOLIS – Butler (9-14) left for New York City Monday to compete in the Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden. The tenth-seed Bulldogs face seven-seed Xavier (13-7) in the first round Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. The Musketeers have beaten the Bulldogs twice this season. The winner of Wednesday’s game faces two-seed Creighton in the […] → Read More
Indiana’s Michael Penix Jr. pushes for strong return
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Three months after tearing his ACL, Indiana University quarterback Michael Penix Jr. is confident he can come back to play a fourth season for the Hoosiers. Penix told media Monday via Zoom that he might be on schedule, or even ahead of schedule, to come back for the 2021 season after tearing […] → Read More
North Central twins are destined for Dartmouth
INDIANAPOLIS – Identical twins out of North Central High School are destined to play football for Ivy League’s Dartmouth. Seniors Josiah and Micah Green played defense for the Panthers, and carry GPAs exceeding 4.0. But, there are some differences between them. “Our personalities are a lot different,” Micah said. “In-person, I’m kind of more reserved. […] → Read More
Butler beats St. John’s in overtime, 76-73
INDIANAPOLIS – Butler came back from a 16-point deficit in the first half to beat St. John’s 76-73 in overtime at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Bryce Nze and Aaron Thompson led the Bulldogs with double-doubles. Nze recorded 19 points and 10 rebounds. Thompson had 17 points and 10 assists. Butler was down 30-14 with 6:53 remaining in […] → Read More
Butler Men’s Basketball loses 2 players for remainder of season
INDIANAPOLIS – Butler Men’s Basketball has lost two underclassmen over the last two days. Freshman JaKobe Coles announced on Instagram Monday his season is over due to injury. Per Butler University, Coles endured a knee injury during practice New Year’s Day. After evaluating his injury, the school determined surgery is required. Coles played six games, […] → Read More
Female-led Paretta Autosport submits entry for Indianapolis 500
INDIANAPOLIS – Nine women have raced in the Indianapolis 500 since 1977. One of them is coming back for the 105th running in May with a team fueled by females. New IndyCar team Paretta Autosport, launched by motorsports executive Beth Paretta, has submitted its entry for the 2021 Indianapolis 500. Paretta plans to field a […] → Read More
IHSAA moves date for boys basketball state finals
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana High School Athletic Association announced Monday it is changing the date of the boys basketball state finals to avoid scheduling conflicts with the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. The Hoosier state will host the NCAA Men’s Tournament’s 67 games in mid-March to early April. The IHSAA executive committee decided the finals will […] → Read More
Purdue’s matchup with Nebraska Tuesday is postponed
INDIANAPOLIS – Purdue’s game against Nebraska Tuesday is postponed after both teams agreed mutually to put it off due to health and safety concerns. The schools will work with the Big Ten Conference to reschedule. This is the first postponement for Boilermakers basketball this season. Purdue (7-5) was seeking its sixth straight win at home. […] → Read More