IU falls to Wisconsin, 69-60, despite early lead
(01/21/11 5:45am)
Coming off its first Big Ten win of the season, IU began its road matchup against No. 17 Wisconsin in dramatic fashion.
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Creek suffers likely season-ending injury
(01/20/11 4:45am)
Maurice Creek spoke to the media Wednesday concerning his injured knee
Tom Crean, Maurice Creek, Matt Roth talk about Creek's injury and Wisconsin
(01/19/11 10:54pm)
IU coach Tom Crean, Maurice Creek, and Matt Roth spoke earlier today about Creek's injury and their upcoming matchup against Wisconsin.
Creek out indefinitely with stress fracture
(01/18/11 8:47pm)
UPDATE: IU coach Tom Crean said via Twitter that Maurice Creek will undergo surgery on his right patella Thursday.
Balanced IU attack downs Michigan at home, 80-61
(01/18/11 5:22am)
With six straight losses, IU entered its matchup against Michigan in need of a statement game to turn the season around. On Saturday night, the team got it.
Creek out indefinitely with stress fracture
(01/18/11 1:47am)
Sophomore guard Maurice Creek will be out indefinitely after suffering a stress fracture on his right patella, IU coach Tom Crean said Monday on his weekly radio show.
Big Ten Breakdown: Michigan
(01/15/11 8:32pm)
With IU's matchup against Michigan tonight, I spoke with Mark Snyder of the Detroit Free Press to breakdown the Wolverines.
Crean, IU players discuss Michigan
(01/14/11 11:03pm)
IU coach Tom Crean along with Jeremiah Rivers, Jordan Hulls and Christian Watford spoke with the media earlier today about Michigan.
IU to face improving Michigan squad
(01/14/11 5:50am)
Without its top two scorers from last year and an already young squad, Michigan entered the season picked as one of the Big Ten’s worst.
Open looks propel Northwestern past IU
(01/10/11 6:04am)
Crean says a lack of defense was pivotal in the loss against Northwestern
Crean, IU players discuss Northwestern
(01/08/11 11:03pm)
IU coach Tom Crean, senior guard Jeremiah Rivers, sophomore guard Jordan Hulls and freshman forward Will Sheehey met with the media earlier today to discuss their matchup with Northwestern on Sunday.
Big Ten Breakdown: Minnesota
(01/04/11 7:21pm)
With IU facing Minnesota at Williams Arena tonight, I spoke with Gophers beat writer Marcus Fuller of the St. Paul Pioneer Press about the matchup.
Big Ten Breakdown: Ohio State
(12/31/10 6:24am)
With the conference season now upon us, the IDS would like to introduce you to a new men's basketball feature we will be having before each game: "Big Ten Breakdown."
Smith-Rivera decommits from Xavier
(12/27/10 4:26am)
North Central (Indianapolis) guard D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera - the No. 25 overall player in the 2012 class according to Rivals.com - confirmed to the IDS that he has decommitted from Xavier.
IU's late comeback attempt not enough in 78-69 loss to Colorado
(12/24/10 3:39am)
Despite a late comeback attempt by IU, the Hoosiers fell to Colorado, 78-69, on Thursday night at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas.
Final stretch in 2nd half dooms IU
(12/13/10 3:27am)
A nine-minute scoring drought contributed to the Hoosiers’ 81-62 loss to No. 16 Kentucky on Saturday at Rupp Arena.
IU falls to Kentucky 81-62
(12/11/10 9:53pm)
LEXINGTON, Ky. – IU played Kentucky tough for the first 30 minutes of the game on Saturday at Rupp Arena.Unfortunately for the Hoosiers, they fell apart down the stretch in an 81-62 loss to the Wildcats.
Creek works towards potential
(12/10/10 5:11am)
Maurice Creek is finding his stride this season after an injury sidelined him for most of last year.
2011 recruit Michael Chandler talks recruitment
(12/09/10 3:39am)
Michael Chandler, a 6-foot-10 center from Lawrence North High School (Indianapolis) and Rivals.com's No. 47 overall player in the class of 2011, recently decommitted from Xavier.
Men's basketball regains defensive intensity in 79-57 win
(12/06/10 5:35am)
IU’s tough defense forced Savannah State to shoot 32.7 percent from the field. Its best effort, though, came in the second half when the Tigers made only 27.6 percent of their shots.
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