For the third consecutive season, Ohio State head coach Thad Matta is losing a talented freshman center to the NBA Draft. 7-footer B.J. Mullens announced his intentions to enter the 2009 NBA Draft in a press release issued by the ...
As I watched the Hoosiers struggle through a six win season, I took some solace in what I saw take place in Lexington, Kentucky this season. Despite two future NBA players and one of the worst years ever in the ...
Those of you that can’t make it to Indianapolis for Saturday’s Class 4A state championship game pitting Bloomington South (25-0) against Ft. Wayne Snider (25-1) will be able to watch the game online. Details for the Webcast are available here. ...
Alex has been slurping Bloomington South’s Jordan Hulls the last few months, and deservedly so: He’s been having quite the impressive season and has his team on the verge of a state title. Alex has not been the only one ...
‘That’s a wrap’ is Inside the Hall’s player-by-player postseason breakdown of the 2008-2009 Indiana Hoosiers. Today: Verdell Jones. Final statistics: 11.0 ppg; 3.1 rpg; 71 percent FT’s; 45 percent FG’s; 21 steals The transformation of Verdell Jones from a player ...
Last week, D.J. White finally got back on the court as a member of the D-League’s Tulsa 66ers. And after tearing it up to the tune of 17.3 points and 9.7 rebounds in three games, the Oklahoma City Thunder have ...
The opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament is complete and here are the top three brackets in the current standings of the Pick ‘Em Challenge on Inside the Hall. We had over 500 participants in this year’s contest. Dumes Soft ...
Around the Hall is recommended reading from the Inside the Hall crew. + Hugh Kellenberger writes that the dream is still alive for Jordan Hulls and Blooomington South. {Bloomington Herald-Times} + Franklin Central coach Mark James knew his team needed ...
‘That’s a wrap’ is Inside the Hall’s player-by-player postseason breakdown of the 2008-2009 Indiana Hoosiers. Today: Devan Dumes. Final statistics: 12.7 ppg; 2.9 rpg; 72 percent FT’s; 41 percent FG’s; 23 steals Until the late season emergence of Verdell Jones, ...
After undergoing jaw surgery in October, D.J. White hasn’t seen one second of playing time. (Well, he didn’t appear in a game with the Thunder before that either.) But fear not, Hoosier fans, as D.J. was cleared by doctors Monday ...
‘That’s a wrap’ is Inside the Hall’s player-by-player postseason breakdown of the 2008-2009 Indiana Hoosiers. Today: Kyle Taber. Final statistics: 4.3 ppg; 5.2 rpg; 70 percent FT’s; 51 percent FG’s; 29 steals (led team) Besides Verdell Jones, you can make ...
Note: The original group is full, so we opened up another group for those who missed the first group. It’s that time of the year again: March Madness. Although our Hoosiers are nowhere to be found, the show must go ...
Some rambling postseason thoughts on a Monday morning … So, we’re a few days removed from Indiana’s season-ending first round loss to Penn State in the Big Ten Tournament. Ho, hum. We all knew the Hoosiers were probably going to ...
… And we’ll be back Monday to begin breaking down the season that was in Bloomington as well as the NCAA Tournament.
Predictably, there will be no March Madness for Tom Crean and the Indiana Hoosiers. Indiana (6-25) concluded the 2008-2009 campaign with a 66-51 loss to Penn State in the opening round of the Big Ten Tournament at Conseco Fieldhouse in ...
Indiana v. Penn State