Jack Ankony is a journalist who writes for various publications including The Fresno Bee, The Herald, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and many others. His articles primarily focus on sports, particularly basketball, covering game recaps, interviews, and analysis of teams and players.
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Jack Ankony's coverage is heavily focused on college basketball, particularly games involving Indiana University and Purdue University. Since his articles are mainly event coverage and how-to guides, he might be interested in insights or interviews related to upcoming rivalry games, analysis of team performances, or behind-the-scenes stories about the players and coaches at these universities.
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By: Jack Ankony
With a 120-118 win over the Memphis Grizzlies, the Miami Heat became champions of the NBA 2K25 Summer League in Las Vegas. Kel'el Ware, Miami's first-round pick
By: Jack Ankony
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – A dead ball at the four minute mark meant it was Elam Ending time, a wrinkle unique to The Basketball Tournament. It also meant new life fo
By: Jack Ankony
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Assembly Ball fought to the last minute in an 82-79 loss to Eberlein Drive on Tuesday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse in The Basketball Tourname
By: Jack Ankony
Assembly Ball fought to the last minute in an 82-79 loss to Eberlein Drive on Tuesday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse in The Basketball Tournament. The Indiana alumni-based team trailed 74-60 but made a 19-6 run and came one possession away from pulling off a miraculous comeback in the Butler Regional final. Yogi Ferrell led Assembly Ball with 21 points, followed by Keith Hornsby with 14, then Kristian Doolittle and Miller Kopp with 10 apiece. After the game, Kopp met with the media to discuss the loss, his exprience playing in TBT for the first time, his future basketball endeavors and the current state of coach Mike Woodson's Indiana basketball program. Watch the full press conference below.
Oregon enters a new era after leaving the Pac-12 to join the Big Ten and losing its top two scorers, N’Faly Dante and Jermaine Couisnard. A constant remains wit
By: Jack Ankony
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Miller Kopp is unsure what his basketball future holds, but this summer he felt certain of one thing. The best place for him to improve his
By: Jack Ankony
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – After a long offseason of roster reconstruction and training, Big Ten Media Days signaled real football games are right around the corner.
Given that he had to flip over almost the entire roster and replace his leading scorer in February, Penn State finished with a reasonable 9-11 Big Ten record in
By: Jack Ankony
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Indiana football’s nine wins over the last three years are the fewest in the Big Ten. So for new head coach Curt Cignetti, rebuilding the
The 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony took place on Friday, and some events have already begun. A total of 19 athletes with ties to Indiana University will c
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