Each year in college basketball, there is a group of young teams flying somewhat under the radar yet capable of a deep run in the tournament. In 2006, a team in the aforementioned group was Billy Donovan’s Florida Gators. They ...
Last year, Dan Dakich was at the unfortunate intersection of the Kelvin Sampson fallout — and the issues Sampson’s kids had both been dealt and had created for themselves — and Dakich was the one that eventually kicked Armon Bassett ...
Candy Stripes is an IU basketball comic by Shane Johnson Studios that appears bi-weekly on Inside the Hall. You can purchase prints or original artwork by contacting Shane at [email protected].
As my one final act of irresponsibility from my week-long vacation, I’m ignoring The Morning After yet again today. Sad. I know. But I was traveling home through treacherous snow all day, didn’t see much of the game, and I’m ...
THE GOOD: IU beat a defending conference champion who was favored to win by two. (Even if it’s an Ivy League champ, one that’s about as athletic as your local high school team.) Tom Pritchard continued to be on beast ...
Tom Pritchard scored a career-high 23 points and Nick Williams added 18 to lead Indiana past Cornell 72-57 Sunday afternoon in Assembly Hall. The win was the second straight for the Hoosiers (4-2) and improved their home record to 3-0. ...
The Hoosiers (3-2) return to Assembly Hall this afternoon for a meeting with the Cornell Big Red. The game will be televised at 4PM EST on the Big Ten Network. Once again, we’ll team with The Hoosier Scoop, Hoosier Nation ...
Indiana will return to Assembly Hall on Sunday for a matinee matchup with the Cornell Big Red (4-2). After capturing their first league title in 20 years a season ago, Cornell was the unanimous pick to win the league again ...
THE GOOD: No one got hurt. Tom Crean didn’t make any impermissible phone calls. And … WE WON! (Barely.) OK, but for serious: IU kept the turnovers somewhat low; Tom Pritchard was able to have his way a bit against ...
IU returns to action in the Maui Invitational at 7:00 EST against Chaminade. The game will be televised on ESPNU. Once again, we’ll join forces with The Hoosier Scoop, Hoosier Nation and the Indiana Daily Student for a live blog ...
There’s no shortage of reaction to today’s announcement from the NCAA Infractions Committee. As always, the guys over at The Hoosier Scoop are right on top of it. — Kelvin Sampson’s official statement — Audio: Tom Crean reacts to NCAA ...
After trailing by just five at halftime, Indiana couldn’t withstand a 19-0 run early in the second half and fell to St. Joseph’s 80-54 Tuesday afternoon in the Maui Invitational. After IU got within one at 34-33 with 18:05 remaining ...
At 4PM EST this afternoon, the NCAA officially released its findings of an investigation involving Kelvin Sampson, Rob Senderoff and the Indiana University men’s basketball program. You can read the 60-page report by clicking here.
Take a deep breath. And then take a sigh of relief. After a lengthy investigation, the NCAA Infractions Committee has decided that Indiana’s self-imposed sanctions are sufficient and that no further penalties to the men’s basketball program are warranted. IU ...
IU returns to action in the Maui Invitational at 1:30 EST against St. Joseph’s. The game will be televised on ESPNU. Once again, we’ll join forces with The Hoosier Scoop, Hoosier Nation and the Indiana Daily Student for a live ...
Indiana will look to put yesterday’s 38-point drubbing at the hands of Notre Dame behind them and get back to work against another formidable opponent in Maui, Saint Joseph’s. Phil Martelli’s club is led by 6-9 senior forward Ahmad Nivins ...