Class of 2016 Indiana signees De’Ron Davis and Curtis Jones will play in the Derby Festival Basketball Classic at Freedom Hall in Louisville on Friday, April 15. Teams have not been finalized, but the duo will participate in the basketball classic ...
Following a 27-8 campaign that included an outright Big Ten championship and a trip to the Sweet Sixteen, Indiana will be looking to build on this season’s success next winter. There are, however, plenty of questions to be answered with next year’s ...
Archie Dees, who won two Big Ten MVPs at Indiana, passed away early Monday morning at age 80. Dees led Indiana to Big Ten titles in 1957 and 1958 and is one of just three players ever to win back-to-back ...
Welcome to “That’s A Wrap,” our player-by-player recap of the 2015-2016 Indiana Hoosiers. Today: Robert Johnson. Johnson (30 games): 8.1 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 58.6% eFG, 63.9% FT, 44.7 3PFG% in 24.9 minutes per game. Robert Johnson’s sophomore season was one of growth. The ...
Overland (Colo.) forward De’Ron Davis, who signed a National Letter of Intent with Indiana last fall, was named Mr. Basketball in Colorado for 2016 by The Denver Post late Saturday night. The 6-foot-9 forward led Overland to two consecutive 5A state ...
Indiana sophomore guard Robert Johnson underwent successful surgery on his left ankle Friday, according to a post on his Instagram account and an update from the official Indiana basketball Twitter account. Photos posted by the official IU twitter account showed ...
The Wall Street Journal on Thursday published an annual study conducted by Ryan Brewer, an assistant professor of finance at Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus, which ranks the nation’s college basketball programs by their estimated value. Indiana falls at No. 4 in the ...
Welcome to “That’s A Wrap,” our player-by-player recap of the 2015-2016 Indiana Hoosiers. Today: James Blackmon Jr. Blackmon Jr. (13 games): 15.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 60.2% eFG, 85.2% FT, 46.3 3PFG% in 24.5 minutes per game. In a non-contact drill during practice on ...
Earlier in the week, Inside the Hall had a chance to speak in-depth with an NBA scout regarding the three Hoosiers who could be involved in the 2016 draft: Yogi Ferrell, Thomas Bryant and Troy Williams. Here’s a breakdown of ...
Welcome to “That’s A Wrap,” our player-by-player recap of the 2015-2016 Indiana Hoosiers. Today: Harrison Niego. Niego (25 games): 0.4 points, 0.6 rebounds, 38.5% eFG, 33.3% FT, 25.0 3PFG% in 4.4 minutes per game. Statistically speaking, Harrison Niego didn’t have a huge impact in his first ...
With a pair of NBA lottery picks in 2013 and one in 2014, draft watch was a regular feature on the site during the 2012-13 and 2013-2014 seasons. The Hoosiers didn’t have an early entry to the draft last season, ...
Freddie McSwain, a 6-foot-6 forward who played the previous two seasons at Neosho County Community College (Kan.), was offered a scholarship by Indiana on Tuesday. Tom Crean watched McSwain (pictured wearing jersey No. 21) on Tuesday, according to the Chanute Tribune, ...
Another day, another national honor for Indiana senior guard Yogi Ferrell. The Associated Press named its All-American teams on Tuesday afternoon and Ferrell was named to the third team along with Kentucky’s Jamal Murray, Duke’s Grayson Allen, Iowa’s Jarrod Uthoff ...
Welcome to “That’s A Wrap,” our player-by-player recap of the 2015-2016 Indiana Hoosiers. Today: Juwan Morgan. Morgan (30 games): 2.4 points, 2.1 rebounds, 57.3% eFG, 80.0% FT, 45.5 3PFG% in 9.1 minutes per game. Before he ever stepped foot on Indiana’s campus last summer, ...
Indiana senior guard Yogi Ferrell was named a John R. Wooden All-American on Monday night, the Los Angeles Athletic Club announced on a 30-minute show on ESPNU. Joining Ferrell on the 10-player team are Grayson Allen (Duke), Kris Dunn (Providence), Perry Ellis (Kansas), ...
In an interview on The Ride with JMV on 1070 the Fan in Indianapolis on Monday afternoon, Indiana coach Tom Crean said three players will undergo offseason surgery. Collin Hartman (right wrist), Robert Johnson (left ankle) and Juwan Morgan (left ...