Indiana basketball vs. Louisville player ratings: Hoosiers a no-show in Bahamas
No. 15 Indiana basketball lost 89-61 to Louisville in the opening game of the Battle 4 Atlantis in the Bahamas. It was a disastrous effort from the Hoosiers (4-1; 0-0 Big Ten) and it tied for the most lopsided non-conference loss of Mike Woodson's tenure.
Defense wins championships; Indiana men’s basketball didn’t play it in dysfunctional loss
Offensive inconsistencies were a major headline for No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball entering the 2024 Battle 4 Atlantis. Despite opening the season with four straight double-digit wins, a periodically stagnant Hoosier attack overshadowed quality defensive play.
Mike Katic, Indiana’s sixth-year starting center, sits down with IU Insider Zach Osterman to discuss Katic’s career, his ...
IU failed it. Dominated offensively to the tune of five sacks and just 151 yards allowed, Indiana (10-1, 7-1) got pushed ...
When he was in high school in Evansville, John Miley’s father went down to the local Sears store and bought his son a $160 ...
Indiana’s guards scored just eight points, six of them from Anthony Leal in the game's closing seconds. That group committed ...
Louisville was led by a fantastic performances from Chucky Hepburn. He came within striking distance of a triple-double, ...
Wednesday's complete capitulation to Louisville was perhaps the most-concerning loss of Mike Woodson's Indiana tenure.
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