Bob Hammel, who covered 23 NCAA Final Fours during a 52-year sports writing career in Indiana, dies at age 88.

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Bob Hammel, legendary Bloomington journalist, dies at 88. His career spanned 50 years, covering IU sports, Olympics, and NCAA championships.

I’m at 30,000 feet when I get the update, relayed via text message and Wi-Fi, technological wonders that Bob Hammel could not ...