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Originally Published 5 months ago — by Inside the Hall
Indiana basketball overcame a 23-point deficit against Serbian team Mega Superbet, rallying with a strong team effort and resilience to win 93-71, highlighting their 'better in numbers' mentality and team unity during a summer exhibition in Puerto Rico.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Inside the Hall
IU basketball made a remarkable comeback from a 23-point deficit to beat Mega Superbet in an exhibition game and also dominated Universidad de Bayamón in Puerto Rico. The team is focusing on recruiting the 2026 class and preparing for the upcoming football season, which has generated significant excitement. The newsletter also highlights IU sports updates, podcasts, and upcoming events like the Big Ten field hockey tournament hosted by IU.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Inside the Hall
Indiana basketball's first exhibition game in Puerto Rico resulted in a dominant 98-47 win, showcasing their offensive comfort, standout defense from Tayton Conerway, and strong team camaraderie, setting a positive tone for the upcoming challenges.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Inside the Hall
IU basketball is preparing for three exhibition games in Puerto Rico, focusing on team lineup, new offensive strategies emphasizing ball movement and perimeter shooting, and improving defense, especially rebounding, with key players injured and new additions like Serbian guard Aleska Ristic.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IndyStar
IU basketball secures commitment from top-ranked transfer Oumar Ballo, a dominant rebounder and efficient scorer from Arizona, filling a crucial spot at the five position. With additional key additions this offseason, including point guard Myles Rice and forward Bryson Tucker, coach Mike Woodson is shaping a strong roster for the upcoming season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IndyStar
Indiana University basketball is preparing for the upcoming transfer window, focusing on rebuilding their guard rotation and adding depth to their backcourt. The team is targeting players who can provide scoring punch, floor spacing, and rim protection. Several names have emerged as potential targets, including Kanaan Carlyle, Ryan Conwell, Connor Essegian, Connor Hickman, Tony Perkins, Myles Rice, Leland Walker, Ben Humrichous, Adou Thiero, Cade Tyson, Aaron Bradshaw, Pharrel Payne, and Amari Williams. The Hoosiers are looking to address their roster needs as they accelerate their efforts to build a competitive team for the upcoming season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IndyStar
Sydney Parrish spurred an impressive comeback for the Indiana University women's basketball team in the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 game against No. 1 seed South Carolina, showing resilience and leadership as they fought to the end. Despite ultimately falling short, Parrish's performance and determination, along with the contributions of her teammates, demonstrated the team's strength and potential for the future.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Inside the Hall
The IU women's basketball team advances in the NCAA tournament after defeating Fairfield, while the men's team experiences roster changes with Malik Reneau deciding to stay at IU and three players entering the transfer portal. Additionally, updates on NCAA tournament results, weekly shows, and other IU sports programs are provided.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IndyStar
Indiana's basketball team secured their third consecutive victory by defeating Minnesota 70-58, with Kel'el Ware leading the charge with 26 points, 11 rebounds, and three blocks. The Hoosiers showcased strong defensive performance, limiting Minnesota to 39% shooting from the field and 19% from beyond the arc. IU also excelled in ball movement, recording a season-high 28 assists in the game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Inside the Hall
The IU women's basketball team secured a significant victory against No. 4 Iowa, while the men's team struggled with three losses this week. The women's team's win over Iowa was a standout performance, with Sara Scalia and Mackenzie Holmes leading the charge. On the men's side, Indiana faced defeats against Northwestern, Nebraska, and Penn State, leaving them with a 14-13 overall record. Additionally, other IU sports programs, including baseball, swimming and diving, softball, men's soccer, water polo, wrestling, and men's tennis, had notable performances in their respective competitions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IndyStar
Indiana University's basketball team suffered a 83-74 loss to Penn State, extending their losing streak to four games. The team's shooting struggles continued, particularly from the 3-point line, while foul troubles disrupted their rotations and offensive rhythm. With four consecutive losses, the Hoosiers are facing a challenging season and may struggle in the upcoming Big Ten tournament.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Hoosier
IU basketball suffered an 85-70 loss to Nebraska, with the offense receiving a grade of C due to scoring droughts and poor shooting, while the defense was graded a D for passive play and allowing Nebraska to score 51 points in the first half. Individual player performances varied, with Trey Galloway and Mackenzie Mgbako showing promise, while Gabe Cupps struggled. The team faces challenges with injuries and inconsistent play as they prepare for their next game against Penn State.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IndyStar
IU basketball suffered an 85-70 loss to Nebraska, marking their first three-game home losing streak since 2021. Despite a strong second-half rally, Indiana couldn't overcome their poor first-half performance and struggled with their 3-point shooting and free throws. Nebraska's remarkable shot-making and frantic pace gave them an early lead that Indiana couldn't fully recover from, leading to a disappointing defeat for the Hoosiers.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Hoosier
Indiana suffered a 79-59 loss to Purdue, with the offense receiving a D grade due to poor shooting and limited second chances, while the defense earned a C for its efforts. Individual player performances varied, with Trey Galloway and Kel’el Ware standing out, but overall, Indiana struggled to keep up with Purdue's scoring and rebounding.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Hoosier
Indiana's Xavier Johnson will be out due to an elbow injury when they face Penn State, while Malik Reneau is questionable but appears ready to play despite an ankle injury. Penn State's leading scorer, Kanye Clary, will also be out for the game.