Paul Condry is the Colts/NFL Coach of the Week Coordinator at the Indianapolis Colts. He focuses on competitive sports, particularly football, with an emphasis on the Indiana and Indianapolis regions, as well as his roots in Stockton, California. Paul Condry's insights and expertise in sports have been featured in the Indianapolis Colts.
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By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
Even to this day, Gavin Adams still gets a few butterflies in his stomach before every football game.
By: Matt Kopsea, Paul Condry
2023 Indiana Football Digest Insider - Regional Finals
By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
Over the course of his athletic career, Braydon Hall has juggled his fair share of balls.
By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
Fort Wayne Snider's Kurt Tippmann notched his 150th career win as a result of the Panthers'33-6 decision over Decatur Central in the Class 5A finale.
By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
Jake Tippmann has had plenty of things to be thankful for in 2023.
By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
Like most high school athletes, Stratton Fuller aspired of competing at the collegiate level.
By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
Matthew Fisher does not enjoy being relegated to the sidelines.
By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
According to the Indianapolis Star, Danville's formal complaint to the IHSAA regarding its 50-49 overtime loss to Brebeuf Jesuit on October 25 has been ruled to be a "personnel matter which will be kept confidential". The play in question occurred in overtime with Danville leading 49-43 on fourth down play when Brebeuf appeared to be stopped. However, the ball came out as some Danville players entered the field celebrating the end of the game. Officials later ruled this to be an illegal substitution, giving Brebeuf another chance, which they converted and eventually won the game. This came after Brebeuf scored on a 60-yard touchdown play and then converted the two-point conversion on the final play of regulation to send the game into overtime.
By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
Some might consider Jeremiah Jordan to be a late bloomer on the gridiron.
By: Paul Condry, Matt Kopsea
It has not taken long for Branden Sharpe to become a difference maker.
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