On Saturday afternoon, Rutgers chose to slow the game down against Indiana. The Scarlet Knights took their time with their possessions. They got back in transition defense. They made the Hoosiers play to their game. But after closely contested 40 ...
Tom Crean met with the media following Indiana’s 72-64 win over Rutgers on Saturday afternoon at Assembly Hall. Watch the full press conference below:
Thoughts on a 72-64 win over Rutgers: Sometimes it doesn’t come as easy as it should. You get stuck. You can’t break free. So it went for the Hoosiers on Saturday inside Assembly Hall. Indiana couldn’t buy a bucket to start ...
Check out 20 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 72-64 win over Rutgers at Assembly Hall in the embedded photo gallery after the jump. See more images and purchase prints from J. Scott Sports.
Rutgers coach Eddie Jordan met with the media following his team’s 72-64 loss to Indiana on Saturday afternoon at Assembly Hall. Watch the full press conference below:
Today at 3:15 p.m., Indiana will play its first home game in more than a week against Rutgers, a team that is 10-12 and just 2-7 in the Big Ten. It’s a welcome change in pace. After losing their last ...
Tom Crean, Stanford Robinson and Nick Zeisloft met with the media on Friday afternoon at Assembly Hall to preview Saturday’s game with Rutgers. Watch both press conferences below:
Indiana will try to end its first losing streak of the season on Saturday when it welcomes Big Ten newcomer Rutgers to Assembly Hall. The Scarlet Knights are 10-12 overall and 2-7 in conference play. The game will be broadcast ...
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 ...
Conference expansion and realignment have changed college athletics significantly. And whether you are a fan of what has taken place or oppose the breakdown in tradition brought about by these changes, the Big Ten has been ahead of the curve. With the conference reportedly paying out close to $26 million to each member institution in the last fiscal year, including $7.6 million from the Big Ten Network, it's not hard to see why schools like Nebraska, Maryland and Rutgers opted to leave their respective leagues to join. The Big Ten is distributing the most money of any conference to its members and with the growth of BTN and network TV contracts, the numbers should only continue to grow.
Tom Crean’s weekly radio show was Monday night. Here are some of the major tidbits to take from it: · Reacting to loss: To open the show, Crean was asked if he had changed his mind about Saturday’s overtime loss to ...