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DANVILLE - Patience is a virtue in Brownsburg coach Steve Lynch's book. Lynch wants his team to be more diligent on offense, especially in critical moments. The strategy paid dividends Tuesday night at Danville. Lynch's Bulldogs, leading Danville by one point with a little over a minute to play, ran their offense for more than 30 seconds resulting in a crucial layup from junior Reis Thomas.
INDIANAPOLIS - With two minutes left, the University of Indianapolis needed only one yard to extend its historic, perfect season. Three plays and two bobbled snaps later, the Greyhounds' season came crashing down in shocking fashion.
Intro: In four years, tight end Jack Doyle has worked his way from the bottom of the depth chart to the top with simple hard work and dependability. He enters Sunday's game against the Steelers ranked second among all tight ends in the NFL with 50 receptions.
Intro: Krishawn Hogan grew up in Indianapolis always dreaming of one day playing in the NFL. Last Sunday, he did just that, making his professional debut with his hometown Colts, of all teams.
Intro: While he's been sidelined with a groin injury, Vontae Davis has remained a leader for a young Indianapolis Colts secondary. His advice has extended as far as proper etiquette for your first interception, which was helpful on Sunday for rookie safety Malik Hooker.
The Noblesville Relays have been held at Noblesville High School every spring since 1950. The event is one of the school's oldest and most cherished athletic traditions, and on Tuesday night, on the 68th running of the relays, the event was renamed the "Kent Graham Noblesville Relays."
INDIANAPOLIS - Cooper Rush's intellectual bona fides are beyond reproach. The redshirt senior Central Michigan quarterback is working on finishing his master's degree in sports management. He's already finished his bachelor degree in actuarial science with a 3.86 grade point average.
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INDIANAPOLIS - A few ticks after midnight, Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley was at the center of a celebration as unforeseeable as it was dramatic. He stood on a stage in Lucas Oil Stadium, his right hand on the shoulder of two-time Heisman winner Archie Griffin, his left clutching the Grange-Griffin Championship Game Most Valuable Player Trophy.
CHICAGO - When Tony Bennett took the head coaching position at Virginia in 2009, the Cavaliers had finished 10 th and 11 th in the Atlantic Coast Conference in their two previous seasons.