Men’s Basketball

Aaron Torres joins us for a SEC Preview, gives us his predictions on the upcoming season. Kentucky’s pro day, what

After bringing the crowd to its feet at the 2021 edition of Hoosier Hysteria, former Hoosier and NBA Hall of

John Fanta joins and talks all things Big East -Will Villanova dominate -UCONN competitors? -Will Julian Champagnie lead St. John’s

Dereck Lively commits to Duke, Sam shows he is a jinx once again. Sam & Conner give their opinions on

Top-5 player Chris Livingston commits to Kentucky, we discuss how he will fit with the Wildcats The Big 12 adds

“Indiana basketball is coming.” A graphic, referencing the popular HBO series Game of Thrones, was posted on social media by

Mike Schumann (30:30) joins us to discuss Mike Woodson’s Indiana Hoosiers and preview this upcoming season. The number one player

Jalen Hood Schifino commits to IU, implications for Woodson and the Hoosiers. Emoni Bates joins Jalen Duren in Memphis

In the first segment we talk about -Louisville’s newest scandal -Shaedon Sharpe “lock of all locks” -Jalen Hood-Schifino Tyler Tachman

We discuss the implications of Jalen Duren’s commitment to Memphis, and the chances a certain someone joins him. Also, is

We begin the show discussing Emoni Bates’ decision to reclassify, as well as the potential of a super team between

We are joined in a complete IU/UK podcast by: Former IU Player and Hometown Hero Jordan Hulls (5:00) -Overseas ball

Sam and Conner do a fantasy draft with every college basketball team available. Whose conference will prevail? NBA guy Conner

On this episode of Hot N Cold, we talk about: -Peach Jam has been running the CBB news cycle, every

Hot N Cold’s first NIL athlete, Alex Hemenway, joins us to discuss this upcoming season at Clemson. (40:00) In our

Griffin Gonzalez joins in the second segment to discuss the rebranding of the Hoosier Network and the plans for the

We talk about the rumors of John Calipari going to the NBA, which to our surprise gets debunked before the

Sam & Conner start the show by talking the *forgotten* Jacob Toppin and Name, Image, Likeness. Aaron Torres (21:30) joins

The search is over. Former Hoosier and experienced NBA coach, Mike Woodson, is the 30th head coach of the Indiana

A surprise to some, a disappointment to others, and a lot of uncertainty from any perspective, one aspect of the

Let me begin by saying this: Brad Stevens is not coming to Indiana. As fun as it is to imagine

Just a day after Selection Sunday, when the Indiana men’s basketball program received the inevitable news that it would be

INDIANAPOLIS — History repeats itself for those who don’t take the time to learn it, and Indiana basketball never learned

With 5:11 remaining in the first half, Indiana trailed Michigan by eight. In a late-season game in which the Hoosiers

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Just three seconds were left on the clock, players standing around, minds already off the game.

Every recurring theme Indiana basketball has shown all season was encapsulated in one game Tuesday night and it is ultimately

After possibly the worst week of the season, Indiana goes back to the drawing board for one final, very important

Michigan’s overwhelming size created a mismatch with Indiana that the Hoosiers couldn’t handle from start to finish. Add the length

Indiana basketball went from on top of the world to the sky falling in a matter of minutes. Ten minutes

Selection Sunday is less than three weeks away, there are only four regular season games left to play, and Indiana

Despite leading for the vast majority of the game and Trayce Jackson-Davis’ career-high 34 points, Indiana found itself on the

Indiana basketball is a different team when Rob Phinisee and Jerome Hunter are at their best. For most of the

Introducing our newest social media series ‘The Hoosier Report’ The twice a week show aimed to give you the latest

After another disappointing performance at Ohio State, the Hoosiers have to bounce back, and quickly. Austin, Jackson and Connor are

The most important week of the season starts right now for Indiana basketball. That may sound silly due to the

Indiana basketball’s continual knack of slow starts finally caught up to the team in the worst way against No. 4

Regardless of how unlikely it was, Indiana basketball has a real opportunity to build upon some momentum after winning at

In the most painstaking way possible, IU has followed up a successful weekend with another victory. The first win occurred

Indiana couldn’t afford to lose to Northwestern team that had lost nine in a row and Al Durham wasn’t going

The gang is back, this time praising the team after another big win over Iowa, 67-65. Indiana got great performances

When Indiana was more in need than ever for a lift, both in a game and in its season, sophomore

Indiana played No. 12 Illinois close all night long, and even led at the half — but overtime was a

Bad habits are difficult to break for anyone, and especially so for Indiana basketball. The Hoosiers’ same struggle of finishing

Archie Miller arrived at Indiana in 2017 and immediately saw success on the recruiting trail. Achieving the No. 10 overall

In a year where postponements and cancelations are commonplace, Indiana basketball is in the midst of its second extended layoff

Was a week off just what the doctor ordered for Indiana? On a very special edition of the Indiana Basketball

Sustaining success has been a difficulty for Indiana basketball in the past few years and the deficiency was evident again

One week ago, Indiana coach Archie Miller stressed the need for an improved defense from his Indiana team after a

College basketball in 2021 is all about offense and Indiana basketball has the opposite mentality. No. 1 Gonzaga is on

There have been moments throughout the Indiana basketball season where a breakthrough seems imminent, but it just hasn’t happened. The

Thursday’s loss to Purdue is Archie Miller’s sixth straight, and it has us asking each other if the pain and

There were good stretches, energized efforts as a team, and it even was a one-point game with 13 minutes to

On the precipice of the second half of its schedule, Indiana has a monumental matchup Thursday in Bloomington that could

Austin Render, Jackson Yeary and Connor Hines are back together for the latest episode. They break down the Wisconsin game

Despite Indiana getting off to its best start of any game all season, an inability to protect leads nearly cost

Just a few days ago, Indiana barely lost on the road to No. 8 Wisconsin, 80-73, and in addition to

Coming up slightly short in close games against good teams is becoming all too familiar for Indiana men’s basketball this

For the first time in a while this season, Indiana men’s basketball has built some momentum. Following a second half

Austin Render and Jackson Yeary discuss the recent performance of Indiana men’s basketball in its wins over Penn State and

After barely escaping with a win to snap its two-game losing streak in the Big Ten against Penn State, Indiana

It was anything but clean. But then again, what has been so far for Indiana in 2020? IU-Penn State was

Indiana basketball has not begun conference play pleasantly, digging itself a hole already. Following a solid, 5-2 nonconference effort, Indiana

After a ROUGH week for Indiana Basketball, IU finds itself 0-2 in conference play for the first time under Archie

Indiana’s effort was improved, and the team made adjustments from the Northwestern loss, but No. 18 Illinois’ explosive offense was

Slow starts. Scoring droughts. Lack of veteran presence. All the usual plagues for Indiana’s troubles this season were alive and

Indiana’s nonconference schedule was difficult. Most college basketball teams did not spend their shortened nonconference slate with five neutral site

Could this actually be Archie Miller’s best Indiana team? How confident should Hoosier fans feel headed into the conference season?

Archie Miller and Indiana comfortably earned another win in their second home at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Saturday afternoon against

Indiana men’s basketball enters its final nonconference game of the regular season on Saturday in familiar territory. The Hoosiers will

Listen to “Indiana Basketball Podcast: It’s Time For The Dawgs” on Spreaker. Well. We know a heck lot more than

It might not have been a Big Ten team or a high-major opponent, but Indiana showed real potential of an

After Indiana dominated Florida State a year ago in Bloomington, the Seminoles got revenge over the Hoosiers in the ACC/Big

After a week of tests in the 2020 Maui Invitational, Indiana finds itself against another challenging opponent this Wednesday. The

Listen to “Indiana Basketball Podcast: Let’s Go to Tallahassee!” on Spreaker. On the latest Indiana Basketball Podcast, the guys wrap

In need of a serious reset a day after one of Indiana’s ugliest offensive performances of the past decade, the

Indiana made a statement in the opening round of the 2020 Maui Invitational, but Race Thompson made a bigger one.

For the first time since 2015, Indiana will be participating in the Maui Invitational. This time around, the marquee early-season

Listen to “Indiana Basketball Podcast: Previewing The 2020 Maui (Asheville) Invitational” on Spreaker. Austin, Connor, and Jackson check back in.

It can be tough to gain much perspective in a season-opening game against a low-major opponent. In a number of

After a suspended season and a long eight months and 13 days, the Indiana men’s basketball team will finally get

A year ago, a common notion surrounding the Indiana men’s basketball team was that the Hoosiers would only be as

Listen to “Indiana Basketball Podcast: We Return + 2020 Season Preview” on Spreaker. Wait, it’s time for basketball? The guys

The 2020 edition of Hoosier Hysteria was unlike any other. The preseason pep rally was streamed on Facebook Live on

On the latest episode of The Basketball State Podcast, the guy welcome Warren Central standout and junior wing D’Ante Davis

For the most part, the 2021 recruiting cycle for Indiana men’s basketball has been stagnant. Archie Miller and the Indiana

Indiana’s virtual media day on Tuesday unofficially kicked off the Indiana men’s basketball season and it became apparent that in

Fall’s greatest tradition. Tailgating under colorful leaves. The buzz of campus on a gameday Saturday morning. And even the crush

Austin Render and Jackson Yeary are back to talk all things IUBB offseason. – Khristian Lander reclassifies – Trayce Jackson-Davis

The 2020-2021 Indiana men’s basketball team was expected to be good, but Khristian Lander’s decision to officially reclassify on Monday

Brian Anderson was ready. It was Thursday, March 11th, and he was still planning to broadcast the first two games

Many four-star recruits who are ranked outside of the top 100 are happily accepted, but not immensely celebrated — especially

Honoring this year’s IHSAA basketball playoffs that will never be played, we’re celebrating the spirit of the sport that drives

2016: Villanova 77, North Carolina 74 Villanova lost five times during the 2015-16 year. The first of those five came

Everybody has that game. That big shot, that unconscious shooting performance, that moment that defines a career or a season.

Austin Render, Jackson Yeary and Sam Neidermann come together for a special edition of the Indiana Men’s Basketball Podcast to

Indiana’s men’s and women’s basketball teams were both on their way to the NCAA Tournament. The men’s team was trying

Austin, Connor, Jackson and Sam finally get back after some time. After having time to digest what happened, the guys

On Thursday afternoon, the Big Ten Conference officially canceled all remaining athletic competition on the calendar for the 2019-20 school

INDIANAPOLIS — It was an eerie night in Bankers Life Fieldhouse, and for the most part it didn’t seem like

Indiana lost on senior day to Wisconsin, 60-56, and now head into the Big Ten Tournament as the No. 11