The Colts remain under family control with Carlie Irsay-Gordon as principal owner. [1] Sports Business Journal filed the long game without a named buyer. [1] Wednesday has no sale in fetched copy. A private-equity weighing is not a closing. Print a weighing. Do not print a sold franchise.
Sunday's slate is not this desk. Seahawks 13-10 is another page. Leave a named sale to the edition that owns a named sale. A family hold is not a transaction.
Print a weighing. Wednesday is not a Colts sale. A family hold is still not a closing. Leave a named buyer to the edition that owns a named buyer. Print a weighing as the named Wednesday franchise word. Irsay-Gordon shaping a club is not a buyer.
Franchise sale rumors follow losing streaks and ownership transitions alike; the Colts offer both storylines. Neither storyline is a buyer. Wednesday weighs without a scale.
Scaleless weighings continue; buyers stay unnamed. Wednesday's scale is missing. The family holds.
Missing scales miss buyers; Wednesday's misses. The family holds. Announcements name buyers.
Losing streaks and ownership transitions both breed rumors. Neither is a buyer. Wednesday weighs without a scale.
Sports Business Journal carried no Colts sale on this clock. Carlie Irsay-Gordon remains principal owner of a family club. A private-equity weigh is not a sold team. Sunday's slate and a 13-10 Seahawks score live elsewhere.
Wednesday's 13-10 lives on the NFL page. This franchise is still being weighed. No sale landed on this clock.
Wednesday's 13-10 lives on the NFL page. This franchise is still being weighed. No sale landed on this clock.
-- AMARA OKONKWO, Lagos