Check out 41 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 75-72 win over No. 3 Wisconsin on Tuesday at Assembly Hall in the embedded photo gallery after the jump. Purchase prints from J. Scott Sports.
Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan met with the media following his team’s 75-72 loss to Indiana on Tuesday night at Assembly Hall. Watch his comments in the media player below: Quotes are available after the jump.
Yogi Ferrell (25 points, four assists), Stanford Robinson (13 points, five rebounds) and Will Sheehey (13 points, six rebounds and three assists) met with the media following Indiana’s 75-72 win over No. 3 Wisconsin on Tuesday night at Assembly Hall. ...
Indiana returns to Assembly Hall tonight for a shot at a marquee win as No. 3 Wisconsin comes to town. The Badgers are 16-0 and one of three remaining unbeaten teams in Big Ten play. The game will be broadcast ...
Forget the history that can be made tonight. Actually, both teams are. Indiana’s battle in Assembly Hall tonight with No. 3 Wisconsin simply won’t be an easy one. Wisconsin is seeking its 13th straight win against the Hoosiers. No other ...
Rules are here, for those unfamiliar. Yogi Ferrell was the pick to click winner for Illinois, Michigan State and Penn State. Full standings will be posted after five games. Pool for Wisconsin: All players are eligible to be picked. Picks ...
Indiana associate head coach Steve McClain and freshman Noah Vonleh met with the media on Monday afternoon to preview Tuesday’s game with No. 3 Wisconsin at Assembly Hall. Watch their comments in the media players below:
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 Wisconsin Badgers. The brand of basketball in Madison may not always be easy on the eyes, but the results cannot be called into question. Over 12 seasons at Wisconsin, Bo Ryan has two Big Ten championships and the Badgers have never finished outside of the top four in the conference standings. That's consistency. Of course, that begs the question: Is this finally the year Wisconsin falls into the middle of the pack in the league? A quick survey of preseason prognostications says no. That optimism is centered largely around the upside of Sam Dekker, pictured above, and a solid nucleus of returning players in the backcourt. Dekker, one of four true freshman to start under Ryan, appears poised for a huge year. Ryan Evans is no longer going to take minutes from Dekker and his elite athleticism, motor and ability to shoot from the perimeter make him one of the more exciting players to watch in the league. As a freshman, he shot nearly 40 percent on 3-pointers and posted an offensive rating of 116.7, the highest mark among regulars in Wisconsin’s rotation.
After Indiana’s loss to Wisconsin on Saturday, Tom Crean took to Twitter. “We didn’t take advantage of some opportunities today,” he wrote. “To[o] many costly turnovers and over helping. We gave up to[o] many 3’s because of it. In the last ...
CHICAGO — In front of a pro-Indiana crowd on Saturday afternoon at the United Center, the Hoosiers dropped a 12th straight decision to Wisconsin, falling 68-56 in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals. Here’s a look at five takeaways from IU’s ...
Photo via Dennis Wierzbicki-USA TODAY Sports Thoughts on a 68-56 loss to the Badgers: CHICAGO — Another shot at the Badgers for Tom Crean’s Hoosiers, and a frustratingly familiar result. Indiana had its chances to finally put together the Wisconsin puzzle, ...
CHICAGO — Entering the Big Ten Tournament, there were only two conference teams the Hoosiers hadn’t beaten this season: Illinois and Wisconsin. The Hoosiers took care of the first one in an 80-64 victory Friday afternoon at the United Center. ...
By limiting its turnovers and making a concerted effort to get back on defense, Wisconsin did much to negate what’s become the staple of Indiana’s offense in its 2012-2013 campaign: Quick, easy buckets ahead of the defense. The Hoosiers only ...
Indiana never truly found its footing on Wednesday night as the Hoosier dropped a 64-59 decision to Wisconsin at Assembly Hall. The win moved the Badgers into outright first place in the race for the Big Ten title and dropped ...
Let’s begin with what matters the most: This is not the end of the world. There will undoubtedly be people that overreact to No. 2 Indiana’s 64-59 home loss to Wisconsin on Tuesday night. It was an unranked Wisconsin team, ...
Thoughts on a 64-59 loss to the Badgers: I. This comes as an unoriginal thought, as Dan Dakich made it known time and again in the waning moments of Wisconsin’s impressive win, but it’s still most certainly fact: The Badgers and Bo ...