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On a chilly 2020 February evening in Minneapolis, just about 15 miles west of then-sophomore Race Thompson’s hometown, Indiana was down three to a subpar Minnesota team. After being subbed in at the 17:50 minute mark in the second half Thompson immediately drained his first shot attempt. Then, something just…
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Just three seconds were left on the clock, players standing around, minds already off the game. Indiana’s Rob Phinisee put up and missed a garbage time 3-pointer as time expired to a very familiar scene. Purdue had once again outplayed Indiana, start to finish, as the…
Michigan’s overwhelming size created a mismatch with Indiana that the Hoosiers couldn’t handle from start to finish. Add the length and height of the Wolverines’ frontcourt to a stout Michigan defense that gave Indiana no easy opportunities and it creates a blowout. Michigan handled Indiana in the Hoosiers’ final home…
Indiana basketball went from on top of the world to the sky falling in a matter of minutes. Ten minutes had gone by in the first half, Al Durham had hit a 3-pointer and Indiana had a chokehold on Rutgers, 23-8. It was happening. Indiana had woken up from its…
Indiana couldn’t afford to lose to Northwestern team that had lost nine in a row and Al Durham wasn’t going to let it happen. The senior guard did everything in his power to extend the game and keep Indiana alive when down and in need of a basket. When down…
Despite Indiana getting off to its best start of any game all season, an inability to protect leads nearly cost the Hoosiers a must-have game against Nebraska in Lincoln. The first half looked to be a breeze for the Hoosiers, leading by 12 points at halftime and carrying as much…
Coming up slightly short in close games against good teams is becoming all too familiar for Indiana men’s basketball this season. The recurring theme rang true once again Thursday as Indiana squandered a number of late-game opportunities and lost to No. 8 Wisconsin on the road in double overtime, 80-73.…
It was anything but clean. But then again, what has been so far for Indiana in 2020? IU-Penn State was exactly what we all expected from a couple teams scrapping for their first conference win — ugly at times, but a physical night in the Big Ten nonetheless, which took…
Indiana basketball has not begun conference play pleasantly, digging itself a hole already. Following a solid, 5-2 nonconference effort, Indiana has suffered an 0-2 start in the Big Ten for the first time in the Archie Miller era. The losses both come to good teams in a home game against…
Indiana’s Maui Invitational experience was turned on its head Tuesday afternoon. No. 17 Texas did to Indiana what the Hoosiers did to Providence the day before, dominating Indiana to the tune of 66-44 to advance to the Maui Invitational championship game, leaving Indiana to pick up the pieces of an…