Hoosiers lack perimeter defense in loss
IU junior guard Verdell Jones said Saturday’s outcome was a result of two things: energy and focus.
IU junior guard Verdell Jones said Saturday’s outcome was a result of two things: energy and focus.
That wonderful little word “it,” at least in the IU basketball dictionary, could be lots of different things. Ultimately, it means winning basketball games.
The Hoosiers, playing their first game in exactly one week, opened cold on both ends of the floor and couldn't climb out of a 10-point halftime deficit in a 70-64 loss to Northwestern on Saturday in Assembly Hall.
When the Hoosiers aren’t playing well defensively, they usually aren’t winning. It’s a fact of life IU coach Tom Crean has preached since game one and a harsh reality that reared its ugly head again last Saturday at Michigan.
The IU basketball team is 12-3 at Assembly Hall and 0-11 away from it this season. What happens when the team leaves Bloomington that makes it so tough for the Hoosiers to win?
Although IU almost overcame a double-deficit at Michigan on Saturday, the first 35 minutes cannot be overlooked.
The Hoosiers, despite being down by double-digits with just more than five minutes remaining, fell in a nail-biter to Michigan, 73-69, Saturday at the Crisler Arena in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Michigan's Tim Hardaway Jr. scored 26 points and the Wolverines survived a late 23-4 run by the Hoosiers to win 73-69 at the Crisler Arena.
Forced to play the past three games without sophomore forward Christian Watford due to a left hand injury, IU has needed players to step into his role.
WEST LAFAYETTE — When asked about the in-state rivalry following Tuesday’s game, Purdue guard Lewis Jackson described it as “war.”
The Purdue seniors alone more than doubled IU’s free throw attempts in the Hoosiers’ 67-53 loss at Mackey Arena on Tuesday. IU was outshot at the free throw line 24-3 in the second half and 28-7 overall, with Moore and Johnson combining for 18.
The Watford-less Hoosiers struggled to contain the play of Purdue's JaJuan Johnson and E'Twaun Moore in IU's 67-53 loss at Purdue.
The IU men's basketball team lost 67-53 at Purdue on Tuesday, dropping the Hoosiers below .500 for the first time this season.
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If recent history can tell anything of the future, the IU men’s basketball team matchup with No. 14 Purdue will be a nail-biter.
Jeremiah Rivers' relationship with his NBA coach father goes beyond the hardwood.
For the second consecutive time against Iowa, the IU men’s basketball team failed to defend on the interior.
In one sense, it could be easy to accept IU’s 64-63 loss to Iowa. It’s injuries. It’s, for whatever reason, a bad matchup. It’s a hard-fought one-point loss. As IU coach Tom Crean said after the game, this team is lacking warm bodies for practice time.
For the fourth game in a row, the IU men’s basketball team took its opponent to the final shot Saturday.
Junior guard Verdell Jones’ jumpshot as time expired hit all iron, and a desperation tip came up empty as the Hoosiers fell to Iowa 64-63 on Saturday in Assembly Hall.