Zach Osterman

1 week ago | thestarpress.com | Zach Osterman

"Operation Bigfoot" became code for bringing back the bison, a strategy months in the making. A three-part video series teasing the return of a physical mascot was littered with movie references. Can you catch them all? Lee Corso's return to campus with ESPN "College GameDay" was another key point to bringing back a mascot. BLOOMINGTON — For Christmas last winter, Indiana athletic director Scott Dolson’s children gifted him something nearly no one else would understand.

1 week ago | southbendtribune.com | Zach Osterman

"Operation Bigfoot" became code for bringing back the bison, a strategy months in the making. A three-part video series teasing the return of a physical mascot was littered with movie references. Can you catch them all? Lee Corso's return to campus with ESPN "College GameDay" was another key point to bringing back a mascot. BLOOMINGTON — For Christmas last winter, Indiana athletic director Scott Dolson’s children gifted him something nearly no one else would understand.

1 week ago | indystar.com | Zach Osterman

"Operation Bigfoot" became code for bringing back the bison, a strategy months in the making. A three-part video series teasing the return of a physical mascot was littered with movie references. Can you catch them all? Lee Corso's return to campus with ESPN "College GameDay" was another key point to bringing back a mascot. BLOOMINGTON — For Christmas last winter, Indiana athletic director Scott Dolson’s children gifted him something nearly no one else would understand.

1 week ago | pal-item.com | Zach Osterman

• "Operation Bigfoot" became code for bringing back the bison, a strategy months in the making. • A three-part video series teasing the return of a physical mascot was littered with movie references. Can you catch them all? • Lee Corso's return to campus with ESPN "College GameDay" was another key point to bringing back a mascot. BLOOMINGTON — For Christmas last winter, Indiana athletic director Scott Dolson’s children gifted him something nearly no one else would understand.

2 weeks ago | indystar.com | Zach Osterman

Robert Shwartzman was the first rookie to qualify for the Indy 500 pole in 42 years. His team wanted to make a change Sunday, but Shwartzman waved them off. It turned into an improbable run for the rookie. INDIANAPOLIS — The realization Robert Shwartzman was on the precipice of Indianapolis 500 history crashed in waves over his pit in the dying hours of Sunday afternoon. Each lap of Felix Rosenqvist’s final run — the last of Sunday’s Fast Six — ticked up the excitement around the No. 83 car.