Without question, the biggest game in Warsaw football history was played Friday night at Fisher Field. The stakes were simple: win, and head down to Indianapolis to represent the northern half of Indiana in the state championship game. After disposing of the No. 1 and No. 2 5A teams in the state the two previous weeks, the Tigers once again had their hands full with No. 3 Merrillville.

Since Adam and Eve were escorted out of the Garden of Eden, human beings have been on a search to find the secret of success.

History was made on two separate occasions at Fisher Field Friday night. The first was simple — by having the game at home, the Warsaw Football team played host to a regional contest for the first time in school history.

Revenge is a dish best-served cold.

Urgency … That was the common theme preached by first-year head coach Rebekah Parker at Tippecanoe Valley High School during a preseason practice.

Expectations are a funny thing.

Caitlin Clark set the sports world on fire during her last two years of college, and it hasn’t changed a lot since she moved to Indianapolis.

The subject of the possibility of a new stadium for the Chicago Bears came up again this week.

Pete Rose died last week.

I do not want, in any way, to prolong the agony for White Sox fans. You’ve suffered enough. You have suffered in a way that fans of no major league baseball team ever have before.