Your guide to Hoosier Hysteria
Saturday evening, Hoosier basketball fans throughout IU’s campus, Bloomington and the country will have a chance to see the men’s and women’s basketball teams in-person.
Saturday evening, Hoosier basketball fans throughout IU’s campus, Bloomington and the country will have a chance to see the men’s and women’s basketball teams in-person.
For the first time since 1993, IU is No. 1 in the USA Today Coaches Poll.
After leading the IU men’s basketball team to three national titles in 1976, 1981 and 1987 as well as coaching the USA team that won Olympic gold in 1984, former IU Coach Bob Knight has decided to sell several pieces of hardware to raise money for his grandchildrens’ college funds.
IDS men's basketball columnist Michael Norman gives his take on why sophomore guard Remy Abell needs to step up and play a bigger role this year for the Hoosiers to have success.
IDS men's basketball columnist Michael Norman reflects on his team last Thursday at the men's basketball team Media Mania - from warming up like a member of the team, a 3-point contest and playing on Assembly Hall.
IDS men's basketball columnist Michael Norman gives reasons why he believes the Hoosiers' speed this season may be their best asset.
Wednesday, the IU men's basketball team released more information about their 2012-13 schedule, including the times and networks of most of the team's regular season games.
As the Oct. 20 date for Hoosier Hysteria approaches, IDS men's basketball columnist gives some suggestions to IU Coach Tom Crean to help make this year's event the most exciting and most unique yet.
This year, the IU men’s basketball schedule is jam-packed with marquee matchups, rivalries and nationally televised games.
IDS men's basketball columnist Michael Norman gives his take on why the "Night with Coach Tom Crean" was a can't miss-event last week
Crean, entering his fifth season as IU’s coach, touched on a variety of topics in his Thursday evening address of students and the public at the IU Auditorium.
IU men's basketball columnist Mike Norman poses three questions about the team's recently released schedule.
This morning, the IU athletic department released the men's basketball conference and non-conference schedule for the 2012-13 season.
Justin Wright is not your average basketball fanatic. Where others stand and scream, he scrubs and sweeps. They paint their faces; he paints the hallways. They show up early for tickets; he stays late for toilets. You might call him the janitor, but ESPN calls him one of the top 10 fans in the world.
The IDS men's basketball columnist Mike Norman explains why the IU men's basketball team will be a scoring threat this upcoming season.
Students will receive five points for each set of season tickets they have purchased for football or men’s basketball while at IU, with a maximum of 10 points per year. Students with the most priority points will be given seats in the lower bowl of Assembly Hall for highly anticipated home games.
After this season is said and done, Patterson’s exit could be viewed as addition by subtraction for IU.
The IDS men's basketball columnist gives his take on why he thinks losing Ron Patterson is "addition by subtraction" for the Hoosiers.
Ron Patterson will transfer from IU due to not meeting academic standards in his summer school classes.
While the full Indiana men’s basketball 2012-13 schedule has yet to be released, the team now knows of one non-conference opponent it will play this upcoming season.