Hoosiers split four games over break
Hoosier victories and losses over break.
Hoosier victories and losses over break.
Before last February, Florida native Delroy Baker had never traveled beyond the state of Georgia.
Consistent in being inconsistent, the Hoosiers next game against Penn State could go either way.
IU scored just 56 points, the second lowest output of the season. And without a consistent shooter, the offense is doubtful to see improvement.
The Hoosiers' inexperience has led to issues with turnovers throughout the season; IU gives the ball away an average of 16.3 times per game, 3.3 more than last season.
Despite limiting their turnovers to 15, IU was out-rebounded for the first time all season. Michigan State (13-1, 2-0) held a 34-32 advantage on the glass.
IU – the 12th-least experienced team in D-I basketball – will attempt to find a new solution to the No. 5 Spartans as they clash in Assembly Hall Saturday.
In its first Big Ten game of the year, Indiana is tied at 39 with Illinois at the half.Freshman forward Noah Vonleh leads the Hoosiers with 13 points and five rebounds.
To put on their dancing shoes come March, IU must first put on their track shoes.Fischer, 6-foot-10, was the only viable backup for freshman forward Noah Vonleh at center.
To an outside observer, the IU women's basketball team’s post-game demeanor following its 62-55 victory against Xavier on Sunday wouldn’t appear out of the ordinary. However, the road win marked IU’s perfect run through the gauntlet of its non-conference schedule.
When freshman center Luke Fischer made a free throw to put IU up 26 with 3:35 to play, he was subbed out for freshman forward Noah Vonleh.Chants of ‘Luuuuuuuuke’ echoed throughout Assembly Hall.
Led by a career performance from sophomore guard Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell, IU defeated Kennesaw State Sunday to wrap up its nonconference schedule.
IU women’s basketball is off to the best start in program history after defeating Cleveland State 107-73 on Saturday in Cleveland.
In an effort to control the pace, 18 different Hoosiers played in Friday night’s 79-66 win against Nicholls State.
Yogi Ferrell, Will Sheehey and Jeremy Hollowell combined for 26 points in the second half of IU’s victory over Nicholls State Friday.
In a game where both teams committed more turnovers than made field goals in the first half, Indiana (9-3) beat Nicholls State (3-6) 79-66.
As thousands of IU students drive out of Bloomington for winter break, Nicholls State (3-5) comes into Assembly Hall for a bout with IU (8-3).Nicholls State has had a tough season, losing to several teams by double digits. This may be IU’s easiest game of the year.
3:28 p.m. - IU president Michael McRobbie announced the largest gift in IU Athletics history Thursday, accepting a $40 million donation from Cynthia "Cindy" Simon Skjodt to renovate Assembly Hall. Her donation will see the building renamed to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
The Hoosiers’ track and field team opened the indoor season by playing host to their first of five home indoor competitions Friday and Saturday in the Hoosier Open at Gladstein Fieldhouse in a non–scoring event.
INDIANAPOLIS --When nothing goes their way, Sasha Chaplin and her teammates keep the same message: stay positive.