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Jeff Saturday - Too Good Not To Be True
The following article is featured in the September 2017 edition of Sports Spectrum Magazine. To join...
READ MORETHE INCREASE: What are you running from? - Don Davis
“The word of the Lord came to Jonah son of Amittai: ‘Go to the great...
READ MOREMichael McDowell Finishes 15th at Daytona 500
Sunday's Daytona 500 featured multiple crashes but in the end, it was Kurt Busch who...
READ MOREWhat Christians can learn from Kobe and Peyton
his is what makes anyone great at their profession or passion. The artists keep creating, understanding that there will always be something else for them to pour their soul into...
READ MOREFrom the Archives: Quiet Fire
Tony Dung's gimmick is not having a gimmick. After a decade that made anti-heroes cliche (the 1990s), Dungy's single most rebellious act may be the fact that he flies under the radar and lives quietly...
READ MOREDevotionals from Fall 2015 print issue (Week 11)
SERIES: JEREMIAH 2, LESSONS FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT Monday: “How can you say, ‘I am...
READ MORECover Story -- Beyond A Super Bowl
Somewhere in this wacky, Super Bowl Media Day circus are lessons to be learned. This is what I try to say to myself as a superhero from Nickelodeon challenges Russell Wilson to a staring contest; a striped Waldo is wandering around and members of the media are actually interviewing him; a guy from VH1 is wearing an old, colonial outfit, or something with a bib, and I picture us having an epic sword fight that makes its way onto Pete Carroll’s podium...
READ MORERiding the Roller Coaster
Heaven knows it’s not listed among the official records set by the Tampa Bay Storm...
READ MOREWhere Are They Now? -- Charlotte Smith
It is called “The Shot” and, according to ESPNW writer Mechelle Voepel, it is “the...
READ MOREFrom the Archives - Trent Dilfer
Trent Dilfer spent 13 years in the NFL and played on five different teams. He was a Pro Bowler (1997), a Super Bowl champion (XXXV), and Bart Starr Man of the Year Award winner (2002). Dilfer now spends his time as an NFL Analyst on ESPN. We ran this story on Dilfer back in the November 1998 issue of Sports Spectrum... It’s the third day of training camp. Trent Dilfer has just endured the day’s final two hours of practice in the Florida sun. He’s tired, the sun has scorched his head, and he misses his wife and two children, who are out of town. He doesn’t complain. You won’t hear him do that. His withered blue eyes tell the story. He smiles and looks sheepishly at a reporter as they sit in the University of Tampa cafeteria.
READ MOREAround the Net - Ben Utecht reflects on Peyton Manning
Sports Spectrum featured former tight end and current musician Ben Utecht in its Fall 2009 issue. Utecht won a Super Bowl with Peyton Manning in the 2006-07 season and wrote this for Sports Spectrum and "The Jersey Effect" website in light of Manning's era coming to an end yesterday. The end to an Indiana dream but not an NFL legacy... Peyton Manning is more than just a quarterback. He is a symbol and a beacon for what is right about the NFL. I had the privilege and honor of playing with Peyton for four years. In those four years, I learned more about myself as a player but more importantly as a man...
READ MORELearning to Swim - Jim Caldwell
There was a time when Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell used to sink in adversity. Literally. Caldwell was five years old when he, his six-year-old sister and his four-year-old brother convinced their mother to take them to the “Big Pool,” a neighborhood pool in Rockford, Ill., with a deep end, shallow end, high dive, low dive and even a slide (probably a little better than their inflatable pool in the back yard). “We told her we’d stay in the shallow end, so we did,” Caldwell remembers. “But I was a pretty adventurous kid..."
READ MOREThe Way
The last two years have been a whirlwind for Brad and Tracy Stevens. The 2009-2010 season was crazy enough, when Brad and his Cinderella Butler University Bulldogs nearly knocked off almighty Duke in the NCAA men’s basketball national championship game. Then came the 2010-2011 season when No. 8 seeded Butler made another unexpected run to the title game—the only Indiana team ever to advance to back-to- back Final Fours...
READ MOREThe All Pro Dad Experience
This past weekend, I had the opportunity to attend the All Pro Dad Father & Kids Experience at the Indianapolis Colts practice facility with our videographer/photographer Aaron May and our networking guru Greg Arnold. We sat down with the head coach of the Colts, Jim Caldwell, and their offensive coordinator, Clyde Christensen, to discuss their work with All Pro Dad and ask them questions about their faith.
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