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Charlie tracks down former Indiana University All-American forward Jared Jeffries for his take on the search for the next head basketball coach in Bloomington, Ind. Jared shares his take on whether Indiana should pursue someone with direct ties to the Bob Knight era, and sorts through additional potential rumored candidates. Charlie and Jared also retrace NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 history, reliving Indiana s thrilling upset of No. 1 seeded Duke in 2002 en route to the Hoosiers national championship game appearance. Those stories, along with Jared s upcoming fishing expedition with long-time friend and former NBA teammate Michael Jordan are all ahead on this episode. Plus: a full look back at a wild opening weekend of March Madness in Indy!
Dec 17, 2020 / 09:46 PM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) This weekend, more than a thousand kids will be getting toys in a fun event taking place at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and it’s all thanks to the Amp Harris Foundation.
Harris joined News 8’s Alexis Rodgers Thursday on All Indiana to discuss the event.
“It doesn’t matter how small or how large it is that you do,” said Harris. Whatever you can do for someone today it’s really important and I think it’ll go a lot further now than it may have gone last year.”
Harris also said his foundation will also provide food for the families involved.