Author: Gregg Doyel, Indianapolis Star

As the coronavirus rages, our country sends a clear message: We care more about the safety of athletes than the safety of everyone else.

Colts punter Rigoberto Sanchez will do what Chuck Pagano and Tyler Trent did before him: He will fight cancer, inspiring with grace and strength.

Pacers choose relatively unknown Raptors assistant over a retread (Mike D’Antoni) and a big-timer (Chauncey Billups) to take franchise to next level.

Big Ten football to return amid coronavirus surge because the league likes its testing protocols, or needs the money, or caved to pressure. You pick.

An ugly Brickyard 400 crash on pit road sent a Ryan Blaney crew member to the hospital and had his nervous wife answering the phone in North Carolina.

Fueled by the memory of Bryan Clauson and his own grandfather, NASCAR’s Ryan Newman has partnered with Driven 2 Save Lives and Indiana Donor Network.

It’s the age-old problem with NCAA enforcement: The innocent keep getting punished. The guilty keep getting away with it. Fixing it would be so easy.

The NCAA’s name, image and likeness stance is a real-life chaos theory, and the T-Rex in our rear-view mirror is much closer than it appears.