Despite persistent rumors that he may have interest in the coaching vacancy in Bloomington, Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens reiterated Friday that he is not interested in the position. When asked Friday by reporters whether he’s considering the coaching job ...
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Oddsmaker BetOnline released odds on Friday afternoon for Indiana’s next head coach and Chris Beard of Texas Tech is the current favorite. Here are the current odds for Indiana’s next head coach, according to BetOnline (www.BetOnline.ag, Twitter: @betonline_ag): Chris Beard ...
After four seasons in Bloomington, Archie Miller is out as Indiana’s head coach and Scott Dolson’s search for a new leader for the program is underway. Inside the Hall will profile many of the candidates being discussed for the job ...
Indiana’s coaching search is less than two days old, but several potential candidates have already been asked publicly for their thoughts on the opening. In our roundup below, we bring you public comments made by potential candidates over the last ...
There are many ways to try and explain No. 1 Indiana’s upset loss to Butler on Saturday. There are many ways to try and justify it. But maybe, just maybe, the right answer you’re so desperately looking for doesn’t have ...
Brad Stevens, Roosevelt Jones (16 points, 12 rebounds, seven assists) and Alex Barlow (six points) met with the media following Butler’s 88-86 overtime win over No. 1 Indiana at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Saturday. Watch and listen to the press ...
It appears to be a down year for Butler basketball. After losing to Northern State in an exhibition game and Evansville early in the regular season, it’s easy to see this isn’t the same Bulldog team that made back-to-back runs ...
Watch and listen to the postgame comments of Butler coach Brad Stevens and sophomores Chrishawn Hopkins and Khyle Marshall following Indiana’s 75-59 win over Butler on Sunday at Assembly Hall:
