Athletes say there was a dark side to the amazing success of the women’s distance running program at Huntington University in Indiana.
Author: David Woods, Indianapolis Star
Hobie Billingsley, legendary Indiana Hoosiers diving coach, dies at 94
Hobie Billingsley guided Indiana diving from 1959-89, winning 6 NCAA and 23 Big Ten titles. His divers won 115 national titles and 7 Olympic medals.
Thad Matta adds former NBA No. 1 overall pick Greg Oden, Jon Diebler to Butler basketball support staff
Greg Oden and Jon Diebler, both former Ohio State players under coach Thad Matta, are joining Matta’s staff at Butler.
Butler basketball brings Thad Matta back as head coach
Thad Matta is returning to Butler to lead his alma mater for the second time as head men’s basketball coach.
Jerry Harkness, who played for pioneering 1963 Loyola team, dies at 81
Jerry Harkness played for the Loyola Ramblers, the first team to win the NCAA tournament with as many as four Black starters.
U.S. middle-distance runner Cole Hocker heading to Tokyo unvaccinated as Olympics grapple with COVID-19
Some Team USA athletes, who had planned on competing in Tokyo, have been forced out of the Olympics because of COVID-19.
Indiana doctors discuss another side of Lance Armstrong: Cancer fighter
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has a complicated past, but Indiana doctors say he has done more for the cancer community than any other athlete.