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Chris Widlic
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Sports Anchor and Reporter, WTTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN)
Indianapolis
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Sports , Mississippi State , Champions League , Manchester United , Premier League
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By Chris Widlic Verified| WTTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified INDIANAPOLIS – This season has been a full circle moment for German native and Colts’ global ambassador Bjoern Werner. The Florida State star pass rusher was the Colts’ first round draft pick in 2013, but his pro career was short-lived. Injuries plagued Werner, cutting his NFL career short. “I only played three years, unfortunately,” Werner told Blue Zone’s Chris Widlic at the team’s complex. “I thought I was going to play forever like every NFL player, but the body eventually said no.
By Chris Widlic Verified| WTTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified DETROIT – One win away. The Purdue Boilermakers and their fans haven’t been to the NCAA’s Final Four in 44 long years. There’s no program or coach that deserves to get there more than the Boilers and Matt Painter. In 19 years in West Lafayette, Painter has claimed five Big Ten titles and been to seven Sweet 16s. Sunday will be his second Elite Eight appearance. Those numbers are almost identical to Hall of Fame coach Gene Keady, who he played for from 1989-93.
By Chris Widlic Verified| WTTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified INDIANAPOLIS – This season has been a full circle moment for German native and Colts’ global ambassador Bjoern Werner. The Florida State star pass rusher was the Colts’ first round draft pick in 2013, but his pro career was short-lived. Injuries plagued Werner, cutting his NFL career short. “I only played three years, unfortunately,” Werner told Blue Zone’s Chris Widlic at the team’s complex. “I thought I was going to play forever like every NFL player, but the body eventually said no.
Company Info
WTTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN)