Caitlin Clark made her debut as a member of the Indiana Fever on Wednesday with a press conference at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

After sharing her excitement for the next chapter of her career and the future of the Fever, Clark went one-on-one with News 8 Sports Director Anthony Calhoun.

During their discussion, Clark shares her already deep love for Indianapolis, and how special the growth in popularity for women’s basketball is.

Clark also weighed in on her excitement to play with Aliyah Boston, who she played with on Team USA, and how lucky she feels to join a talented organization.

They also talk about:

• That iconic 18.7 Million 📺 tweet

• Tyrese Haliburton

• Special Message to @IndianaFever fans

• #22 Golf game 😜⛳️

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AC talks to with the “Voice of Purdue Basketball” Rob Blackman. Purdue gets ready to play Grambling State on Friday in the first round in the NCAA Tournament at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. They talk about the big game, Purdue bouncing back after last year's first round upset exit in the Big Dance and more.

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WISH-TV Sports Director Anthony Calhoun goes one on one with IndyCar Star and reigning series champion Alex Palou. Is this the year he finally wins his first Indy 500? Palou talks to AC about the big Month of May and more.

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The 2024 NTT IndyCar Series season begins in just two months, but a lot of focus is already on the 108th running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge. The reigning champion of the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing” has his sights set on a repeat.

Josef Newgarden is striving to become just the sixth driver in the history of the Indianapolis 500 to win the race in back-to-back years.

In a one-on-one conversation with News 8 Sports Director Anthony Calhoun at IndyCar Content Day, Newgarden described how winning last year’s Indy 500 has affected his mindset heading into the 2024 season.

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Last weekend, the Colts season ended heartbreakingly with a 23-19 home loss to the Houston Texans.Houston clinched the AFC South while the Colts missed the playoffs for the third consecutive season.

On Sunday, former Colts head coach Chuck Pagano joined “Countdown to Kickoff,” Indy’s only hour-long Colts pregame television show, and talked about what he is most looking forward to in Indianapolis next year.

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The Indianapolis Colts were 8-7 tied atop the AFC South while holding on to the seventh and final AFC playoff spot with two games left in the regular season. On Sunday, the Colts will hosted the Las Vegas Raiders, and former Colts head coach Chuck Pagano put on his coaching hat and put himself back in the team meeting room for a few minutes on “Countdown to Kickoff.”

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The Indianapolis Colts are 8-6, holding onto the seventh and final AFC playoff spot after a win against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday night.In that 30-13 victory, the Colts lost two of their best offensive players in the first half after Zack Moss exited with an arm injury and Michael Pittman Jr. was forced out prematurely with a concussion.

This of course after the Colts were already without highly drafted quarterback Anthony Richardson for the year and All-Pro running back Jonathan Taylor for the last three games.

But the Blue and White still found a way to win the game in blowout fashion, and former Colts head coach Chuck Pagano knows why.

It’s all because of Head Coach Shane Steichen, according to Pagano.

Pagano, in a conversation with News 8 Sports Director Anthony Calhoun, talks about what impresses him the most from Steichen’s in-game presence. Plus, they talk about how big quarterback Gardner Minshew’s play was for the Colts yesterday while breaking down everything else from the Colts’ win.

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Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. is enjoying a career year, and former Colts head coach Chuck Pagano believes that Indianapolis needs to give their best pass catcher a big contract before another team does.On “Countdown to Kickoff,’ Indy’s only hour-long Colts pregame television show, Pagano called out Colts General Manager Chris Ballard saying, “Ballard, you better pay the man.”

Pagano, the coach of the Colts from 2012-2017, didn’t believe that Pittman Jr. was worth a big contract just a few months ago, but a monster season from the former USC product has changed his mind.

In addition to the Pittman topic, Pagano and News 8 Sports Director Anthony Calhoun talk about the importance of the Cincinnati game for the Colts, as well as what Indianapolis needs from Garnder Minshew. Pagano then gives his take on who is going to win on Sunday afternoon.

Hear the former Colts coach every Sunday during the NFL season on WISH-TV. The weekly feature will air live at 11 a.m. on “Countdown to Kickoff.” Immediately following the final whistle of games, switch back to WISH-TV for the Colts’ postgame show, hosted by Calhoun and the Emmy-award-winning sports team.

Stay up to date with Colts news at WISHTV.com/Indianapolis-Colts.

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