(updated Saturday, March 16 at 3:30 p.m.) Indiana has shifted to offseason mode following a 93-66 loss to Nebraska in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals.
Listen as former IU basketball All-American Brian Evans joined The Ride with JMV Monday to discuss his reaction to the final few weeks of the season. In an unrestrained interview, Evans gave his views on comments made by Mike Woodson and others on Senior Day, the blowout loss to Nebraska, and much more.
As expected, Indiana was not one of the 68 teams to make the 2024 NCAA Tournament field Sunday. That's been the case in six of the last eight seasons for one of college basketball's most historically successful programs.
The Hoosiers face their biggest test of Mike Woodson’s tenure. How a year can change things. Around this time 365 days ago, Indiana men’s basketball appeared to have some positive momentum for the first time since...
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — There was about five minutes and change left in Indiana's Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal game against Nebraska on Friday night, and a funerial pall hung sadly through parts of the Target Center.
The 2023-24 season for the Indiana basketball program came to a crashing end on Friday night as a 27-point loss to Nebraska put a cap on what was an extremely disapitning year.
Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson and players Xavier Johnson and Mackenzie Mgbako spoke to reporters following Indiana basketball’s 93-66 against Nebraska on Friday at the Big Ten Tournament.
Watch as Indiana coach Mike Woodson met with the media following a 93-66 loss to Nebraska on Friday evening in Minneapolis. Joining Woodson for the postgame press conference were IU players Mackenzie Mgbako and Xavier Johnson.
Tracking the Hoosiers transfer portal targets. The next two months are likely the most important of Mike Woodson’s coaching tenure at Indiana up to this point.
Indiana basketball head coach is uncertain with the status of senior guard Trey Galloway for the Big Ten Tournament. Galloway did not play in Indiana’s Big Ten Tournament opener on Thursday night against Penn State due to a knee injury he suffered in Sunday’s 65-64 win over Michigan State.
Indiana survived a tight opener at the Big Ten Tournament without Trey Galloway. The Hoosiers will likely have to try to keep winning this weekend without him.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – Indiana snuck away with a 61-59 win over Penn State in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament on Thursday at the Target Center. Senior guard Anthony Leal was the hero, flying in for the game-winning tip in with five seconds left.
Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson and players Kel’el Ware, Anthony Leal spoke to reporters following Indiana’s 61-59 win against Penn State on Thursday at the Big Ten Tournament.
Mike Woodson, Anthony Leal and Kel’el Ware addressed the media following Indiana’s 61-59 win against Penn State on Thursday night at the Big Ten tournament.
The Indiana basketball program had a roller coaster of a ride this season to finish exactly where it was projected in the preseason — sixth. That roller coaster was on full display over the last few weeks, however.
Tom Izzo’s first Big Ten game came against Bob Knight’s Hoosiers in 1996, and after upsetting Indiana, he was prepared for the worst. “You know my first game was Indiana at home, they were good, we weren’t, and we upset them.
Despite a shaky week for Mike Woodson and the Indiana basketball program, Sunday afternoon ushered in its fourth win in a row to close out the season — and put some doubters to rest.
Anthony Leal didn't need to say much in his Senior Day speech following Indiana's 65-64 win over Michigan State on Sunday. That's because he has a full year to think about what he wants to say.
Indiana closed out its regular season in style on Sunday, beating Michigan State 65-64 at Assembly Hall. The deciding point came on a Kel'el Ware free throw with 17 seconds left. Indiana coach Mike Woodson met with the media afterward.
Despite an underwhelming season, the Indiana Hoosiers aren't making a major change to their coaching staff.
Woodson is in his third season as IU’s head coach. The Hoosiers have gone 60-39 under him and made the NCAA Tournament in each of his first two seasons.
The season has not been very kind to Mike Woodson and the Indiana basketball program. They currently sit ninth in the Big Ten conference standings and have a lot of ground to make up.
All is not well with the legendary Indiana men’s basketball program.
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