IndyStar reports, even though we heard rumors earlier this month, Park Tudor, in Indianapolis, is letting Mike Hasch go. Mr. Hasch attended Purdue University and received a B.A. in communications from IUPUI. He holds a master's degree in secondary education from the University of Phoenix and a Certificate in Athletic Administration from the National Federation of High School Sports. Mr. Hasch has worked at numerous sports camps including Purdue and Butler, and as a substitute teacher. In 2005 he was named assistant ... Read More

Basketball could go from 4 to 3 classes If IHSAA OK'd plan -- not imminent -- others altered would be softball, baseball and volleyball... By Pat McKee High school basketball, and other sports in Indiana currently divided into four classes, would change to a three-class format under a new plan being discussed by athletic directors around the state. Although it's still in a preliminary stage, the Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association is surveying athletic directors at Indiana high schools on whether it should formally submit a ... Read More

The Kentucky All-Star roster has been announced, just a little later than the Indiana All-Stars. Kentucky: Darius Miller: Kentucky Scotty Hopson: Tennessee Shelvin Mack: Butler Victor Moses: not committed Michael Sparks: VMI Taylor Stewart: Air Force Tyler Brown: Morehead St. Arrez Henderson: not committed Desmond Johnson: not committed Aaron Morris: not committed Landon Slone: UK walk-on Corey Sorrell: Northern Kentucky Kentucky's own sports radio blog seems unsure about the team this year. Worried about the size advantage Zeller has, four Butler reqruits, and all but one D-1 signee... they maybe in trouble. In fact, they bet ... Read More

Mike Wagoner is now the new varsity boys basketball coach at Loogootee. Wagoner (currently a health and physical education teacher) was voted in by a 5-0 sweep on Monday, by Loogootee School Board. Mike has had visions of becoming the head coach here for a long time, since his days as a college player at Averett College in Danville, Va., where Wagoner ended his playing days as the school’s all-time leading scorer. “I’ve been waiting for this for a long time. It’s ... Read More

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woOu_4l3lio[/youtube] The Indiana All-Star team roster is out, and I'm sure there are many kids waking up every morning wondering why they didn't make it. Even for the kids on the team, I know of a few wishing they too had won Mr. Basketball. What could they of done different, what if they were stronger, what if they worked every single day to find their name not where they wanted it on any given list. The new Michael Jordan Commercial, "Maybe It's My Fault" ... Read More

If your like us, you more than likely know someone overseas right now, which can be quite stressful. Michael Jordan knew that exact feeling also. Mike’s older brother James Ronald “Ronnie” Jordan, Jr. enlisted in the US Army at the age of only seventeen years old. He served for 31 years including staying an extra year of duty on tour in Iraq after his scheduled retirement. While serving his country, Ronnie achieved the highest rank of any enlisted signal soldier as Command Sergeant ... Read More

The 6-foot-6, 210-pound power forward from Batesville High School in southern Indiana verbally committed to play for the Golden Flashes' new head coach Sunday afternoon. He averaged 19 points and eight rebounds a game for Batesville High this season. "I visited last week, my family and I talked about it Saturday night, and we decided Kent State was the best place for me," said Grimsley. "This whole time, I wanted to go to the best program with the best coaching staff, and ... Read More

Some of the top prep basketball players in the nation will be on hand for the adidas Derby Festival Basketball Classic on Saturday, April 20, at Freedom Hall and the adidas Derby Festival Night of the Future Stars on Friday, April 19, at Bellarmine University’s Knights Hall. Live coverage on 105.1 WLRS. Said Recruiting Chair Dan Owens: “The Derby Festival Basketball Classic has for years been a great place to see stars in the making. These young men represent the best talent in ... Read More

Your Indiana All-Stars for 2008 have been selected. Many kids dream about a high school basketball career like this, these 14 have made it happen. Looks to us, Butler should be proud having three of the 14 players on the roster. More after the bump. 2008 Indiana Boys All-Stars Name School Ht. Ppg College choice Garrett Butcher Edgewood 6-7 25.2 Butler Randy Davis Plymouth 5-11 22.9 Ball State Gordon Hayward Brownsburg 6-8 18.0 Butler Braydon Hobbs New Albany 6-5 15.5 Bellarmine Kyle Kuric Evansville Memorial 6-4 20.8 Louisville Julian Mavunga Brownsburg 6-8 18.8 Miami (Ohio) Julius Mays Marion 6-2 18.6 North Carolina State Daniel Moore Carmel 5-10 13.5 Indiana Zack Novak Chesterton 6-5 26.9 Michigan * Walter Offutt Warren Central 6-3 NA Ohio State Chase Stigall New Castle 6-4 21.2 Butler Larry Stone Howe 5-9 22.0 IUPUI Alex Young Northwest 6-5 18.6 IUPUI Tyler Zeller Washington 7-0 33.2 North Carolina Coach: Rick Baumgartner, Muncie South. Assistants: John Boyd, Gary West; ... Read More

Warren Central High School's Scott Heady (45) resigns as boys basketball coach. Heady resigned after 13 seasons and is reporting its time to approach other professional opportunities in front of him. Heady announced this Thursday after compiling a 191-104 record with the Warriors that included Marion County, sectional and regional titles in the 1999-2000 season. "This is something I've been thinking about for a while," Heady said. "It was a tough decision, but it was just the right time. I have my ... Read More