One on One with Mark Montieth

He wasn't a Pacer for long, but left an impression. One of the NBA's good guys, he got to experience karma as a member of Golden State's championship team in 2015.

Referees have stories, too. Especially those who have worked games in major college football and the NFL. Baltz has plenty to share.

He comes across as an agent as Hollywood would have scripted it, but that's not necessarily a negative quality. He's worked hard to establish a steady base of clients, and they tend to stick with him. That includes fellow One on One alums Matt Painter, Joe Reitz and Jack Doyle.

He's the personification of Hoosier Hysteria in the eyes of many Indiana basketball fans. Nationally known by the time he was in the eighth grade, he had a historic high school career at Bedford North Lawrence and a memorable one at IU as well.

Indiana's Mr. Basketball in 1988 made his mark at Purdue as a marksman who could score falling out of bed. His most memorable game took a Big Ten championship away from Indiana and remains legendary among Purdue fans.

He's one of the greatest athletes to come out of the state of Indiana, if you stop to think about it. He's a hall of fame bowler, decorated for his talent and sportsmanship.

Part 2 of the conversation with racing legend Mario Andretti. Because one hour wasn't enough.

Sure, he only won one Indy 500, but he's unanimously regarded as one of the greatest race drivers ever. He has one of the greatest stories, too, as a refugee from Italy. Still active in the sport, Mario isn't slowing down.

Colts tight end Dwayne Allen wasn't always the polished, mature professional you see today. He's traveled a rough road to reach his destination.

The underrated role player on Indiana University's undefeated national championship team in 1976 always made it look easy. But his life has been more difficult than you think.