Mike Gillespie (left) is honored by IU-Southeast athletic director Joe Glove for calling his 4,000th athletic event prior to the Grenadiers’ basketball game versus Oakland City on Dec. 12 in New Albany, Ind. Georgetown native Mike Gillespie still works a passion -- 4000 times and counting -- he discovered at the Sweet 16 By John … Continue reading The Mike behind the mic
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Great coach, outstanding AD, special person
One of the few photos I ever took of Rick Sallee, right. Rick was mighty happy to pose for a photo with Anderson County girls' basketball coach Clay Birdwhistell, left, and former Anderson County boys' coach Steve Barriger after the Anderson girls had defeated South Oldham for the Eighth Region title on March 7, 2020. … Continue reading Great coach, outstanding AD, special person
Just because he cares
A rising star in sports journalism, Pratt walks away to follow God's call to ministry By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com BOWLING GREEN, Ky. -- Even as he was working his way up that steep and shaky career ladder known as sportswriting, a small voice kept reminding Elliott Pratt he might jump away before reaching the sturdiest … Continue reading Just because he cares
Living life, loving the games, leaving a legacy
James "Cornbread" Stethen gets in position while calling the Louisville Central at Anderson County girls' basketball game on February 19, 2020. Cornbread touched countless lives by calling games over 60 years and living with integrity By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com I never talked with Cornbread about how to live a good life. I didn’t have to. … Continue reading Living life, loving the games, leaving a legacy
From missed shot to basketball missionary
Former Pleasure Ridge Park and Asbury University star Phil Morrison eyes a free throw while shooting around at Little Flock Baptist Church near Shepherdsville. He sank this shot but two missed free throws started a journey that has resulted in his basketball ministry. Former PRP star Phil Morrison takes the gospel to the hardwood By … Continue reading From missed shot to basketball missionary