Musings of an Old Sportswriter
Bob KravitzI’m Bob Kravitz, you might know me. I'll be writing primarily about Indy sports--but other stuff, too. Bob without boundaries. Yeah, that works.
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Give DeVries a mulligan for this year's IU failures, but patience will wear thin quickly
Another year, another missed opportunity to reach the NCAA Tournament. That's eight times in 10 years. Brutal.
Feel free to exhale: Alec Pierce is back with the Colts, and Daniel Jones might not be far behind
Deadlines spur action. They always do.
Blog: Nobody said Pierce and Jones would be a choice. But in the end, the Colts chose wisely, committing (sort of) to their quarterback
The thought was the Colts would sign one and put the tag on the other. That's not the way it worked out. Pierce appears to be heading toward free agency.
Blog: Raiders have the obvious, easy choice at No. 1 in the draft; select Mendoza and never look back
If you’re the Las Vegas Raiders, who just left town along with the rest of the league after the NFL Combine, you don’t overthink it.
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I'm Bob Kravitz; I've been a sports journalist for 41 years. I've worked at Sports Illustrated, IndyStar and The Athletic, among others.
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