Competitive sports gives us thrills, excitement, and memories that last a lifetime. We hope our favorite teams compete and do well, and we latch on to player(s) that give us that little something “extra” that makes us continue to root
As many of you know, our Indiana Pacers recently finished playing in the NBA Finals where they lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder in 7 games (4-3). It was a series that captivated many fans, coaches and as for the state of Indiana... We were in a FRENZY!
“Don’t count the days, make the days count.”“If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, then I can achieve it!”Service to others is the rent you pay, for your room here on earth”. ~ Famous Quotes from Muhammad Ali
“When it happened 25 years ago I wasn’t even 6 months old. This is a special time for our organization, players, and fans. The Pacers took a chance on me when no one else would, and getting to the Finals is something that I’m going to remember for the rest of my life.”
Today’s story features an interview with Toni Irby, a master stylist, entrepreneur, and visionary leader, highlighting her impact on the community and her journey in finding her passion for life. We discussed her background and the challenges she faced early in her career which motivated her to persevere in her pursuits.
As you look at the picture what immediately comes to mind? For many of us it’s the constant reminder of two talented young women who were forced (at no fault of their own) to be the featured story all season long for the WNBA this past year.
Anthony Edwards is one of the NBA’s brightest stars and universally recognized as not only the future, but arguably the face of the entire league! I, for one, enjoy watching him play as he has a “flair” that reminds many fans and experts of a young Michael Jordan.
Now before I go into this piece (and alienate myself from my friends and family that are in fraternities and sororities) I want to preface this story by expressing my condolences for the family of Caleb Wilson (Southern University A&M in Baton Rouge Louisiana) who died from allegedly being hazed by fellow fraternity members back in February of this year.
University of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders decided that he would not participate in the NFL Scouting Combine (held in Indianapolis) and did not throw or participate in any quarterback drills as well which raised eyebrows around the NFL and those that may be considering drafting him this summer.
NEW ORLEANS, The Big Easy, NOLA. It is on deck again on Sunday February 9th, 2025, as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles battle for the right to be called NFL WORLD CHAMPIONS for the 2024/2025 season in a city that will host it for the 11th time!
The images that you see here don’t even begin to tell the FULL story of what has been happening in Southern California these past few weeks as wildfires have devasted over 60 miles of land destroying homes, businesses, and yes taken lives!
Notre Dame’s win over Penn State was significant in more ways than just another game won. The Orange Bowl win marked the first time that 2 Black Head Coaches faced off in a game to determine who would go to the CFP National Championship game! Coach Freeman’s Fighting Irish
A TITAN in the music and entertainment industry quietly passed last month. Quincy Jones, (known to many as ‘Q,’) passed on November 3, 2024, from pancreatic cancer leaving a gaping hole in the hearts of many of us that enjoyed his gifts that he shared with the world.
B1G TEN MEDIA DAY is an annual 2-day event where teams provide insight and compelling images of what the prospects are for their respective teams for the upcoming season. The selected media cover the women’s programs on one day and the men’s programs the following day.
