Indiana dropped to 13-8 overall and 3-5 in the Big Ten on Thursday night with a 60-55 loss to Nebraska at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln. Here’s a look at five takeaways from the loss, which dropped the Hoosiers to ...
At halftime of Thursday night’s game at Nebraska, Indiana had a 13-point lead coming off a dominant 20 minutes of basketball. The Hoosiers were getting what they wanted, offensively, and on defense, they forced Nebraska into shooting just 33.3 percent ...
Check out 22 photos by Pat Radigan from Indiana’s 60-55 loss to Nebraska on Thursday evening at Pinnacle Bank Arena in the embedded photo gallery after the jump.
Tom Crean met with the media following Indiana’s 60-55 loss to Nebraska on Thursday night at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Watch his postgame comments in the media player below: (Video by Pat Radigan of Corn Fed Sports for Inside the Hall.)
Thoughts on a 60-55 loss to the Cornhuskers: This one, with its epic collapse by the Hoosiers, will give you a headache. Indiana’s zone D flustered the Cornhuskers in the first half. They scored just 19 points on a woeful ...
Tonight in Lincoln, Neb., Indiana will try to do something that nine of the ten teams that have faced Nebraska in Pinnacle Bank Arena have not been able to do: win. The Cornhuskers this season are 9-1 at home, despite ...
Indiana goes back on the road on Thursday evening for a meeting with Nebraska, which is 9-1 in Pinnacle Bank Arena. It will be the first trip for the Hoosiers to the new venue, which opened last August. The game ...
Rules are here, for those unfamiliar. Yogi Ferrell was the pick to click winner for Illinois (game one), Michigan State (game one), Penn State, Wisconsin and Illinois (game two). Noah Vonleh was the winner for Northwestern and Michigan State (game ...
Indiana sophomore Yogi Ferrell and senior Will Sheehey met with the media on Wednesday afternoon to preview Thursday’s game at Pinnacle Bank Arena with Nebraska. Watch their comments in the media player below, via Jeremy Price of The Herald-Times:
The Big Ten held its weekly coaches teleconference on Monday morning to review the fourth week of conference play. Here are quotes from Tom Crean’s appearance: · Opening remarks: “We feel really good about earning a victory yesterday against Illinois. It was ...
With the start of college basketball season on the horizon, we’ll be taking a long look at the conference at large as well as Indiana’s roster over the next month. Today, we continue our look at the Big Ten with the Nebraska Cornhuskers. In its first two seasons in the Big Ten, Nebraska has found itself at the bottom of the conference standings with a combined 8-13 record at home. The Cornhuskers have a change in scenery in Lincoln, now. Literally. Nebraska will debut its new 15,147-seat Pinnacle Bank Arena this season, which has head coach Tim Miles excited for the future of Cornhusker basketball. In his first season at the helm in 2012-13, Miles led his team to a 15-18 record (5-13 Big Ten) and was able to pull off a late-season upset over Minnesota and a Big Ten tournament win over Purdue. Heading into this season, though, Nebraska lost two of its three leading scorers — 6-foot-5 Dylan Talley and 6-foot-10 Brandon Ubel — to graduation. Leading the team will be senior Ray Gallegos, who made the jump from averaging 2.8 points per game in 2011-12 to 12.5 points in 2012-13. The guard from Salt Lake City was the Cornhuskers' second-leading scorer last season and played the most out of anyone on the team: a total of 1,237 minutes, an average of 37.5 minutes per game. It's not a stretch, by any means, to expect Gallegos to be on the court for much of Nebraska's season, especially during their Big Ten portion of the schedule.
In Indiana’s forgettable first half against Nebraska on Wednesday night, the Hoosiers shot just 2-of-7 from beyond the arc. The second half brought stronger returns (6-of-9) as several players got in the mix and the Hoosiers ended the evening a ...
At times it lacked the energy of the marquee games we’ve seen this season inside Assembly Hall, but Indiana kept pace with Michigan State in the Big Ten standings on Wednesday night with a 76-47 dismantling of Nebraska. Here’s a ...
Tom Crean met with the media following Indiana’s 76-47 win over Nebraska on Wednesday night at Assembly Hall. Watch and listen to Crean’s postgame comments in the embedded media player below:
Check out 23 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 76-47 win over Nebraska at Assembly Hall in the embedded photo gallery after the jump. Purchase prints from J. Scott Sports.
Maurice Creek, Christian Watford and Will Sheehey met with the media following Indiana’s 76-47 win over Nebraska on Wednesday night at Assembly Hall. Watch and listen to their postgame comments in the embedded media player below: