George Bremer is a sports editor specializing in local sports coverage in Indiana, specifically in the Anderson area. With a wide range of experience in various publications, George has covered a variety of sports events and has a deep knowledge and passion for the local sports scene.
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George Bremer's articles heavily focus on local sports, particularly football and the Indianapolis Colts. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights related to game analysis, player performance or injuries specifically relevant to the Indianapolis Colts or other local football teams in Indiana. As a reporter covering evolving stories and events, he might be interested in exclusive information about upcoming games or behind-the-scenes dynamics within the team.
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By: George Bremer
george bremer, the herald bulletin, anderson, ind. Dec. 13—INDIANAPOLIS — DeForest Buckner acknowledges Denver can be a difficult host site for visiting teams.
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indianapolis Colts' season didn't end with Sunday's devastating loss against the Denver Broncos. But it certainly feels as though it did.
By: George Bremer
Denver Broncos defensive back Kris Abrams-Draine breaks up a pass intended for Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce during the first half Sunday in Denver. Jack Dempsey | Associated Press
By: George Bremer
A preview for Sunday's Indianapolis Colts game at the Tennessee Titans.
By: George Bremer
Dec. 20—ANDERSON — If there were doubts about Anderson Prep's record-setting start to the boys basketball season, most of them should have been silenced Friday night.
By: George Bremer
Dec. 21—PENDLETON — Kaycie Warfel made history during the first half Saturday against North Central. But the Pendleton Heights senior superstar had to wait until the final second to also secure a victory.
The Colts set a franchise record with 335 rushing yards and held off a fourth-quarter effort by the Titans to steal a victory three days before Christmas in a 38-30
By: George Bremer
Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, top, celebrates his touchdown run with right guard Mark Glowinski (64) and left tackle Bernhard Raimann (79) against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday in Indianapolis. Michael Conroy | Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS — It was just a 10-yard completion, easy to overlook in the wake of a record-setting rushing day and easy to dismiss as one of just 11
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