INDIANAPOLIS — Darian DeVries emphatically swung his left arm and walked onto the floor to high-five his players while fans inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse rose to their feet and showered DeVries' Indiana men's basketball team with applause.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana men's basketball coach Darian DeVries and senior forward Tucker DeVries met with reporters Saturday afternoon following the Hoosiers' 87-78 loss to Louisville at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
Thoughts on an 87-78 loss to Louisville: The big question after Indiana’s strong start to the season: Could the Hoosiers keep it up as the Big Ten season and marquee non-conference matchups arrived?
Watch as Indiana coach Darian DeVries and his son Tucker DeVries met with the media following an 87-78 loss to Louisville. For the three keys to the game, highlights and stats, GO HERE.
Quick thoughts on an 87-78 loss to Louisville: How it happened After Indiana’s nine-point loss at Minnesota on Wednesday night, the expectation was for the Hoosiers to bounce back with a strong performance on Saturday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Indiana lost to Louisville Saturday afternoon at Gainbridge Fieldhouse by a final score of 87-78. The three keys to the game and final stats are below. Highlights will be added shortly.
Indiana women’s basketball opened Big Ten play on a rough note. The Hoosiers suffered a lopsided defeat Saturday at Illinois, as the Fighting Illini ran away with a 78-57 win in Champaign, Ill..
It’s No. 1 vs. No. 2. The Big Ten title, College Football Playoff No. 1 seed, and the inside track to the Heisman Trophy are all on the line. Are you not entertained?
There’s never been a bigger day of live IU sports in Indianapolis than Saturday. No. 19/22 IU men’s basketball (7-1) takes on No. 6 Louisville (7-1) downtown inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse at 2:15 p.m.
Watch below as IU football’s Omar Cooper, Jr. and Fernando Mendoza were featured in brief spotlight versions of The Journey by The Big Ten Network. The segments feature Cooper’s game-winning catch at Penn State, and Mendoza’s ability to lead clutch fourth quarter drives.
More popular than who? Earlier this week the IU football coach Curt Cignetti bobbleheads became the best-selling bobbleheads of 2025. Whose bobbleheads did Cignetti pass to get there?
Watch below as IU football coach Curt Cignetti and quarterback Fernando Mendoza sat down for interviews on the Big Ten Network this week ahead of the conference championship game.
Following some quick IU basketball talk, Mike Schumann and Seth Tow of The Daily Hoosier preview the 2025 Big Ten Championship featuring No. 2 Indiana vs.
It is the Big Ten Championship game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. A perfect season will be ruined for either Indiana or Ohio State in this contest, as the winner likely takes the top seed in the College Football Playoffs.
While guiding Indiana football to new heights the last two seasons, Curt Cignetti became a popular name in coaching searches around the country. But Indiana athletic director Scott Dolson has shown a strong commitment to keeping Cignetti in Bloomington and making the football program a national power, upping Cignetti's compensation several times.
Indiana men's basketball's backcourt is poised for reinforcements. Indiana coach Darian DeVries said Monday evening on the Inside IU Basketball radio show that freshman guard Aleksa Ristic, who hasn't played this season due to a lower-body injury suffered during practice in September, is nearing his return to the court.