Men's basketball moves forward with optimism after near-upset of No. 1 Duke
Archie Miller saw good things — and fixable mistakes — from IU against No. 1 Duke.
Archie Miller saw good things — and fixable mistakes — from IU against No. 1 Duke.
Archie Miller was pleased with IU's intensity in a home loss to No. 1 Duke.
Even at their best, the Hoosiers fell short.
The Hoosiers battled a tight game with the Blue Devils on Wednesday evening.
IU kept it close with No. 1 Duke before the Blue Devils pulled away late.
IU will have to play the perfect game if it wants to beat Duke.
The Blue Devils are 8-0 thanks to talented freshmen and senior leader Grayson Allen.
IU has gone 4-1 in its last five games in Bloomington against top-10 teams.
IU's senior guards protected the ball against Eastern Michigan's zone defense.
Juwan Morgan's career-high 28 points helped the Hoosiers pull away late.
IU improved to 2-2 this season with a victory Sunday in Bloomington.
IU men's basketball slipped in the second half of the game against Seton Hall.
IU needs more from its veterans.
The Hoosiers trailed by just one at halftime, but lost 84-68 Wednesday.
IU will play at Seton Hall at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Gavitt Games.
Garland was considering Vanderbilt, IU, Kentucky and UCLA.
Both freshmen scored 16 points in the IU win.
IU struggled at the line against Howard.
The Hoosiers didn't dominate, but led for most of Sunday night.
The guard from New Albany, Indiana, is still considering the Hoosiers.