Gregg Doyel

Doyel: Pacers and Fever are standing by PS&E vice president Danny Lopez after his campaign for Indiana House District 39 in Hamilton County takes ugly turn.

The weekly reader Mailbagg™ addresses the life of my dad, the death of Pete Rose and less important issues, like Joe Flacco over Anthony Richardson.

Only vital topics for Gregg Doyel's Mailbagg™: WNBA racism. Anthony Richardson injuries. My mustache, obsession with numbers and mastery of Sudoku.

IU football has great athletes, and IU football has great coaching. Weird, right? We’ve wondered forever: What would happen, if IU ever had both?

Is it wrong to be obsessed with Colts QB Anthony Richardson? Don't answer that. Is it wrong to see IU in the 2025 CFP? Gregg’s Mailbagg™ answers that!

Before he was an international hero honored by a queen and three U.S. presidents, Richard Lugar was the mayor who transformed Downtown Indianapolis.

The Presbyterian Tabernacle Recreation League has produced a who's who of Indianapolis athletes and leaders

Mayor Joe Hogsett's hostile takeover of Indianapolis' quest for an MLS expansion club was a sledgehammer. Now comes delicate work of closing the deal.

Colts legend Dwight Freeney is helping the Indiana Donor Network anyway he can

Not sure which hospital trip this was, but as I watched my dad relearn to walk and refuse to quit, I realized the depth of his superhuman strength.

Bottom line of the next seismic shift in college sports: The NCAA is weak, the Power 5 is greedy, and smaller conferences are about to pay for it.

Showing what a father’s love can look like, LeBron James will sacrifice a lifelong dream of playing with his son to help Bronny’s NBA dream come true.

After years of being so sure I was on the right side of these arguments, I was now on the wrong side, and for the oldest reason known: Ignorance.

Butler AD Barry Collier comes from an Air Force family but that’s only part of the reason he cries during the national anthem.

Purdue's most dominant personality no longer starts. Had he revolted Purdue might not be in Final Four. But then Mason Gillis wouldn’t be Mason Gillis

Purdue coach Matt Painter prefers personality tests to the transfer portal, and brutal honesty over empty promises, and the result is a Sweet 16 run.

Caitlin Clark, who will play at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, began negotiating an NIL deal with Gainbridge before the Fever won the 2024 WNBA Draft lottery.

She likes it when the clock says 2:22, wears Colts gear on gameday, and leaves up her Christmas tree all year. She’s festive and cute, and my Indy Mom

“They knew what was at stake,” coach Mike Woodson said after IU rallied from 18 down in the second half to win at Ohio State. “We’ve been struggling.”

Spina bifida slows her down, but Heritage Christian’s Chloe Salsbury wins each time she wheelchairs to the deck, “plops into the pool” and competes.