Category: Featured
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Cody Zeller Indiana All-Star Coverage : Indy Star 2011
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Bloomington South 4A Champs 2009
South defeats Fort Wayne Snider for title.
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1955 Indiana All-Stars
Members of the 1955 Indiana All-Star team are (front row to left) Wilson Eison, Jim Henry, Willie Merriweather, Don bates, Charles Lyons; (back row, left to right) Gene Flowers, Jim Butcher, Ron Loneski, Jerry Schofield, Jim Loer.
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Woodson & Painter Indiana H.S. All-Stars and Members of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame.
Branch McCracken and John Wooden are both members of the Hall of Fame, but All-Star were not selected until around 1940. The two did coach against each other like Painter and Woodson. Wooden’s Purdue squad was 2-0 against McCracken and Ball State in 1929; the only time they met.
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JR. Gee Loogootee Legend talks with Greg Bateman
SUPER INTERVIEW. MUST WATCH FOR INDIANA BASKETBALL HISTORY ENTHUSIASTS!!!!
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Coach Joe Hart RIP
Joe was a successful teacher, coach, and sign painter for several years. Joe left Union-Dugger as the winningest basketball coach in Sullivan County history, earning numerous awards along the way. He was an assistant coach with his son at Linton-Stockton during the winningest decade in Greene County basketball history.
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DeJernett and Friddle Breaking Racial Barriers While Winning Basketball Games for the Washington Hatchets
Call it destiny. Call it fate. Some individuals are brought together to accomplish feats that not only change their times, but also impact the narrative for decades to come. Two men came together in 1925 in the southern Indiana town of Washington, and their contributions to the game of basketball and race relations should be…
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Tragedy only legacy of budding Southern Indiana basketball star
Alfordsville, Indiana, is a town of 112 people today, tucked in the southern swath of the state east of Interstate 69, west of U.S. 231, and far away enough from either to enjoy much economic development. But this place is not insignificant. It is in the middle of a region that has lived and breathed…
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The Life, Death and Legend of Butch Canary
Alfordsville, Indiana is a town of 112 people today, tucked in the southern swath of the state east of Interstate 69, west of U.S. Highway 231, and far away enough from either to enjoy much economic development. But this place is not insignificant. It is in the middle of a region that has lived and…
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The legend who said ‘no’ to the Celtics
Romeo Langford, IU star signs with Celtics.