With three sophomores and five freshmen who appear poised to play rotation minutes, Indiana doesn’t have a ton of experience to draw upon as it begins the season. The Hoosiers cruised through Friday night’s opener against Chicago State with little ...
The play sequence that summed up the night: With 43 seconds left in Indiana’s 100-72 victory in its season opener against Chicago State, redshirt sophomore Jonny Marlin was fouled. He drained both free throws. Though the two free throws were ...
Check out 30 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 100-72 win over Chicago State at Assembly Hall in the embedded photo gallery after the jump. Purchase prints from J. Scott Sports.
Forget the fact that Chicago State went 11-22 last season and started the year 1-12 against Division I competition. The Indiana Hoosiers believe they are in for a significant test tonight in their regular season opener to the 2013-2014 season. Though ...
Around the Hall is recommended reading from the Inside the Hall staff. · Dana O’Neil of ESPN.com examines the leadership role Yogi Ferrell is taking on this season in Bloomington. · Indiana is a “possible contender” in the Big Ten writes Myron ...
With Indiana trailing 13-5 at the under-12 timeout in the first half against Hillsdale (Mich.) College on Monday evening, silence took over Assembly Hall. Fans were witnessing the Hoosiers — the defending Big Ten champions — trail by eight points ...
Check out 29 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 79-39 exhibition win over Hillsdale College at Assembly Hall in the embedded photo gallery after the jump. Purchase prints from J. Scott Sports.
Tom Crean is anxious to get his team back on the court. He said it last week before Indiana’s exhibition opener and said it again Sunday night before the Hoosiers’ exhibition against Division II Hillsdale (Mich.) College tonight. Heading into a ...
Rosemont, Ill. — Only one starter remains from last year’s Indiana squad that fell to Syracuse in the Sweet Sixteen: Sophomore point guard Yogi Ferrell. And it’s a loss that fueled his summer, one that’s seen him improve across the ...
Indiana coach Tom Crean took the podium today at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare in Rosemont, Illinois at the Big Ten’s 2013 media day.
The Michigan State Spartans are the unanimous pick to the win the 2013-2014 Big Ten men’s basketball championship, the conference announced earlier this morning at its media day. Here’s the full release: Rosemont, Ill. – Michigan State has been chosen ...
Throughout many of the Hoosiers’ 23 practices this preseason, freshman forward Troy Williams played with one hand. It was only until this past Monday that Williams started to even practice with his right hand after he injured it the week ...
Check out 22 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 83-68 exhibition win over Southern Indiana at Assembly Hall in the embedded photo gallery after the jump. Purchase prints from J. Scott Sports.
Only a year removed from being the preseason No. 1, a new team and a new season has arrived. Later today, fans clad in cream and crimson will pack a sold out Assembly Hall for Indiana’s first game of 2013-2014 against ...
Speaking to the media in advance of Saturday night’s exhibition against Southern Indiana, Indiana coach Tom Crean revealed his team is slowly getting back to full-health. Freshman center Luke Fischer, who suffered a torn left labrum in late September, has ...
In our recent conversation with Fred Glass, we covered a variety of topics. Among them: Big Ten expansion, student ticket sales and the future of Assembly Hall. Also discussed in that conversation were Indiana and Purdue only playing once this year in basketball, guarantee games and the absence of a marquee non-conference home game and returning to a "golden era" of athletics at Indiana. Here are the athletic director's thoughts on both of those topics, in Q & A format: Inside the Hall: We talked to you about this at Huber Winery over the summer at the Tailgate Tour and it was kind of a hot topic at the time because a couple weeks before that, it was announced that Indiana and Purdue would only play once this year in basketball. I know at that time you said you'd be in favor of a protected rivalry where the schools would play twice every year. What would be the process as far as getting something like that done? In football, there's something like that, but what would the process to be able to do something like that look like and is that something you're actively engaged in dialogue on?