Sports Minute: Here is the latest Indiana sports news from The Associated Press

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Pacers are walking around with a new, relaxed approach these days. Indiana has been struggling since before the All-Star break and now that the playoffs are looming, the top seed in the East seems to be getting back to normal. The real test will come Saturday when Atlanta visits Bankers Life Fieldhouse for Game 1 of this best-of-seven series.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Andrew Luck is already back to work. He hopes Reggie Wayne will soon join him on the practice field. The Colts star quarterback and Pro Bowl receiver both returned to Indianapolis on Friday for charity events, just five days before the Colts hold their first official offseason workouts. The two have not been able to work together yet, but Luck said he expects Wayne to return and be as productive as he ever has.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Freshman guard Elijah Brown is transferring out of Butler's basketball program. The son of Cleveland Cavaliers coach Mike Brown was one of the prized recruits in Butler's freshman recruiting class. The 6-foot-4 guard is the fourth Butler player to transfer since mid-February, following freshmen Nolan Berry and Rene Castro, and sophomore Devontae Morgan. It wasn't immediately clear where Brown will land.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - An Indiana University nursing student has been hospitalized after her bicycle crashed during practice for the Little 500. Officials say 23-year-old senior Lauren Gill was about 3 laps into Thursday's 25-lap race when a cyclist in front of her slowed down. The two bicycles' tires touched and Gill was hurled over the handlebars of her bike. Gill was wearing a helmet but was still injured when she landed on her head and shoulders. The Little 500 bicycle race is April 26 in Bloomington.

Sports Minute: Here is the latest Indiana sports news from The Associated Press - WDRB 41 Louisville News

Sports Minute: Here is the latest Indiana sports news from The Associated Press