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IU's eight most recent Big Ten Championships are on display behind one of the four baskets at the men's practice court. The other championship years are displayed around the gym, which is open to players 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.
Men's practice court at Cook Hall, IU's basketball development center. The Cook Hall dedication will be held here on Sunday at 3 p.m. and is open to the public
In less than two days, IU lost two of its top recruiting targets, forwards Cody Larson and Will Yeguete, to Florida. While IU is still in pursuit of an additional big man for the 2010 recruiting class, it has an opportunity to add a former four-star guard in the coming weeks — as a walk-on.
As first reported by the Dayton Daily News, former Ohio State guard Walter Offutt is leaving Wright State and considering heading to Ohio University or being a walk-on at IU.
Confirming speculation from early this week, Steve McClain, former Colorado associate head basketball coach, has been hired to fill the vacant assistant coaching position on Tom Crean’s staff.
Indiana University men's basketball coach Tom Crean has announced that Steve McClain, who boasts more than 28 years of coaching experience on the collegiate level, has joined the Hoosiers staff as an assistant coach, effective immediately.
With the news that Northern Colorado's Tad Boyle will become the new head coach at Colorado, there has been even more speculation that Colorado associate head coach Steve McClain could wind up on the IU bench.
Here's the press release:
It's been a while since Tom Crean dismissed Roshown McLeod from his position as assistant coach. More than five weeks ago, actually.
What's this - a basketball post?
Thanks to this Twitter post by the SportsCenter account, it has come to my attention that today is the 23rd anniversary of IU's championship-winning shot by No. 23 Keith Smart. On March 30, 1987, Smart's 15-foot pull-up against Syracuse lifted Bob Knight and the Hoosiers to a 74-73 victory and the program's fifth national title.
Two weeks ago, freshman guard Maurice Creek was made available to the media for the first time since his season ending injury in December. Apologies for the delay, but here is what he had to say:
If Moses Abraham chooses IU today (or tonight, or at 3:30 a.m. or next week), the Hoosiers will fill their last scholarship opening for 2010-2011 and should be done with the 2010 class.
It's a night late, but here is the transcript from yesterday's press conference following IU's season-ending loss to Northwestern in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament:
Just received a media statement on behalf of recently dismissed assistant coach Roshown McLeod:
IU closed its 2009-2010 campaign on Thursday. It was a year in which IU improved by four games and completed its second season under coach Tom Crean with a 10-21 record. There were highs and there were lows. But with each game, inch by inch, the team made progress.
Twenty losses: see ya. A 4-14 conference record and 1-11 finish to the regular season: gone. An eight-point Saturday victory against today’s opponent: You can probably forget about that as well.
Covering recruiting last year and the prior spring semester and summer, I had a number of interviews with the Class of 2009 recruits (though I never had more than a text conversation with Bawa during the signing period).
Saturday afternoon at Assembly Hall, Tom Crean’s wolf pack grew by three. It was a day honoring four seniors. It was a day in which IU’s one-two punch of sophomore guard Verdell Jones and freshman forward Christian Watford combined for 38 points and 16 rebounds.
With Michigan State's victory against Michigan on Sunday afternoon, the Wolverines locked themselves in as the No. 8 seed in the Big Ten Tournament.
