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NOBLESVILLE – Before the opening tip-off on Saturday night, Kyle Guy walked onto the court inside The Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville with a microphone in hand. Born and raised in Indianapolis ...

CLEVELAND — The Noblesville Boom stayed hot Tuesday night, winning their third straight game, topping Cleveland 140-128. Lawrence Central grad Kyle Guy led six Boom players in double figures with 35 ...

Ken Nightingall, the boom operator beloved by 'Star Wars' fans as "Pink Shorts Boom Guy," has died. He was 92. By Graeme McMillan Ken Nightingall, the boom operator lovingly known to Star Wars fans as ...

The Noblesville Boom, the Indiana Pacers' G League affiliate, played its inaugural home opener in a new arena. Indianapolis native and former Virginia star Kyle Guy came out of retirement to play for ...

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Ken Nightingall, who had a long career in the biz as a boom operator and spawned his own cosplay phenomenon among Star Wars fans, has died at the age of 92. AMPS, the Association of Motion Picture ...