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Author: Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star

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20 years later: The crash that shattered dreams and left IndyCar’s Sam Schmidt a quadriplegic

January 5, 2020 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on 20 years later: The crash that shattered dreams and left IndyCar’s Sam Schmidt a quadriplegic

He was 11 when his dad was paralyzed in a racing accident. Then, Sam Schmidt crashed at the peak of his IndyCar career. He looks back on two decades.

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Cheerleader was quadriplegic after 2016 gymnastics accident. Now she’s walking

October 6, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on Cheerleader was quadriplegic after 2016 gymnastics accident. Now she’s walking

In 2016, cheerleader Lindsey Schuler lay on the floor after doing a handspring, unable to move below her neck. Her recovery has been remarkable.

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NCAA president Mark Emmert says California law could turn athletes into employees ‘pretty fast’

October 3, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on NCAA president Mark Emmert says California law could turn athletes into employees ‘pretty fast’

NCAA president Mark Emmert on California law: “This is just a new form of professionalism and a different way of converting students into employees,”

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Archie Manning: Football phenom grandson Arch Manning ‘ahead of’ Peyton, Eli at this stage

October 1, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on Archie Manning: Football phenom grandson Arch Manning ‘ahead of’ Peyton, Eli at this stage

The quarterback Archie Manning and Olivia are watching is already “ahead” of where Peyton and Eli were, according to the football legend.

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Franklin College football GM with Down syndrome lifts team: ‘We need him more than he needs us’

September 21, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on Franklin College football GM with Down syndrome lifts team: ‘We need him more than he needs us’

Emry Himes, who has Down syndrome, has become an essential part of the Franklin College football team’s success after joining the program as GM.

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Strongest woman in the world has a filthy mouth and a heart of gold

September 12, 2019September 12, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on Strongest woman in the world has a filthy mouth and a heart of gold

Jessica Fithen has magenta hair and tattoos. “Filthy” is her nickname because she has afilthy mouth. But her trainer says she has aheart of gold.

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Teen volleyball player who announced Indianapolis Colts’ draft picks dies

July 16, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on Teen volleyball player who announced Indianapolis Colts’ draft picks dies

Madi Moore, 17, who in April was chosen to announce the Indianapolis Colts’ NFL draft picks, wanted her fight with cancer to inspire others.

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Mayor Larry Bird ‘literally rooted against Larry Bird his whole career’

June 4, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on Mayor Larry Bird ‘literally rooted against Larry Bird his whole career’

There is a mayor in Hesperia, California named Larry Bird and he has rooted against Larry Bird — and for Magic Johnson — hisentire life.

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Roger Penske continues to set standard at Indianapolis 500 with 18th win as owner

May 26, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on Roger Penske continues to set standard at Indianapolis 500 with 18th win as owner

Simon Pagenaud’s Indianapolis 500 victory marked an unrivaled 18th in the race for owner Roger Penske.

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From Pentagon to Saddam Hussein’s palace to Fever president, this is Allison Barber’s life

May 14, 2019 Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on From Pentagon to Saddam Hussein’s palace to Fever president, this is Allison Barber’s life

As the Indiana Fever lookto reinvent themselves, Allison Barber is the new president and chief operating officer of the WNBA franchise.

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