Scott Agness Joining AllPacers.com to Lead Pacers Coverage on Sports Illustrated/FanNation Network

Longtime Indiana Pacers beat writer Scott Agness is coming to AllPacers.com. Agness, who's covered the Pacers for a decade, will provide news and analysis of Indianapolis' NBA team on and off the floor, which is big considering the important offseason that lies ahead for the Pacers.

Tom Brew | Apr 3, 2022

Scott Agness Joining AllPacers.com to Lead Pacers Coverage on Sports Illustrated/FanNation Network /

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Scott Agness is considered the best and most thorough writer on the Indiana Pacers beat, and he's bringing his talents to AllPacers.com, the Sports Illustrated/FanNation site devoted to complete coverage of Indianapolis' NBA team.

Agness has covered the Indiana Pacers since 2012. The Indianapolis native and Indiana University graduate first wrote for Pacers.com and then The Athletic. In addition to his work at AllPacers.com, he runs FieldhouseFiles.com and is the host of the Fieldhouse Files podcast.

"I am beyond thrilled to have Scott join our team here at AllPacers.com,'' publisher Tom Brew said. "There's no question in my mind that he's the best beat writer out there, and no one in Indianapolis knows the Pacers like he does.

"There are a lot of things going on with this team, and it's probably going to be the most important offseason ever for the Pacers. We're grateful to have Scott with us to not only bring you the best news, but also the best analysis of what's going on as well.''

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On Twitter, you can follow Scott @ScottAgness and you can also follow our new Twitter account @PacersSI

Published Apr 3, 2022

TOM BREW

Tom Brew is an award-winning journalist who has worked at some of America's finest newspapers as a reporter and editor, including the Tampa Bay (Fla.) Times, the Indianapolis Star and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. He has covered college sports in the digital platform for the past five years, including the last two as publisher of HoosiersNow at Sports Illustrated.