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It felt like March on a Wednesday night in November. Assembly Hall was loud and anxiety-filled as it would be in a big conference game, but this time Indiana wasn’t facing Ohio State, Purdue, Michigan State or Michigan. They were playing St. Johns. A Big East opponent who hasn’t had…
Two of the top 10 winningest programs in NCAA basketball history collide for a Gavitt Games matchup Wednesday as Indiana welcomes St. John’s. Both teams are looking to start 3-0 following comfortable victories in each of their most recent contests. Indiana looks to carry over an improved defensive effort from…
We’ve got a lot to chat about as Indiana’s road to the College Cup just got a bit more interesting. Following IU’s 3-0 loss at Penn State on Sunday in the Big Ten Tournament final, the Hoosiers snuck into an NCAA Tournament seed and a first-round bye. What does all…
IU put together a full 40 minutes of suffocating defense in its 85-49 victory Friday, holding Northern Illinois to just 30 percent shooting from the field in a wire-to-wire Hoosier blowout. Trayce Jackson-Davis took it upon himself to host a block party Friday night and every Husky player was invited.…
The Hoosiers look to build off of a sneaky 68-62 victory over Eastern Michigan this Friday night at 7 p.m. against the Huskies of Northern Illinois. NIU and first-year head coach Rashon Burno are coming off a surprising 71-64 road win at Washington last Tuesday. The Hoosiers must take the…
Joey Maher saw it all unfold in front him. He stood inside Indiana’s own net, acting as IU’s last line of defense, as he watched goalkeeper Roman Celentano swat away not one, not two, not even three Northwestern shots, but four to save the Hoosiers from their own demise. Two-and-half…
While it was not the season opening blowout the Hoosiers wanted, they most importantly showed resilience over Eastern Michigan. They won a challenge, 68-62. While it may not have been the one they expected, it was a challenge. When it seemed like Eagles guard Noah Farrakhan was making everything he…
It’s been a long offseason. Archie Miller is no more and the now Mike Woodson-led Hoosiers start a new era of basketball this week. Expectations have always been important for Indiana basketball, because they’ve always had them. This year something just feels different. It’s time to have a way too…
First it was Ben Yeagley. Then it was Joe Schmidt. Then Victor Bezerra, twice. And a slew of other players strewn across Jerry Yeagley Field on Sunday afternoon, clutching various parts of their ailing bodies. For a moment, it felt like Indiana couldn’t catch a break. But neither could Rutgers.…
It only took seven minutes for Indiana to turn a three-point lead into an 11-point deficit in the third quarter against Maryland on Oct. 30. After a long-awaited 66-yard touchdown burst from Stephen Carr, Indiana’s defense gave up touchdown drives of 75 and 67 yards on the following two possessions.…