Hoosiers Survive Overtime Scare Against Wisconsin
It took an excruciating 45 minutes, but the Hoosiers pulled out a resume-building win over Wisconsin on Saturday. Without Tayton Conerway, who was a late scratch due to illness, the Hoosiers needed big games from Conor Enright and Lamar Wilkerson. The Hoosiers got big games from both, just perhaps not in the way they were expecting.
Physicality Lifts Hoosiers to 78-77 Win over Wisconsin Despite Late Stumble
“Sam was tremendous in that second half,” Indiana coach Darian DeVries said. “We were able to take advantage of a few switches. That’s why they were able to stay in front of us a little better; they were switching more. Then, we were able to throw it inside, and the guys did a good job–we ran a few things to try to get it to him, and we got it to him. Sam did the rest from there.
When IU Needed it Most Conor Enright Gave it His All
On January 27, 2026, Indiana Hoosiers guard Conor Enright played a crucial role in a win against Purdue Boilermakers, scoring vital points during a tense stretch. Despite battling cramps, Enright’s defensive efforts and timely three-pointer helped secure the victory, showcasing his grit and importance to the team amid the rivalry.
Nick Dorn: The Boilermaker Buster
The IU vs. Purdue game is where Indiana legends are born. Play well in this game and your name will be remembered in Bloomington forever. After his performance on Tuesday, Nick Dorn may have just added his name to that list.
Hoosiers Rediscover Rhythm in 82-59 Win at Rutgers
“We’ve had a couple games here recently where we, you know, really struggled to get out of the gate in a strong way, but thought the guys did a great job tonight with their actions,” Indiana coach Darian DeVries said. “I thought their cutting was much crisper and cleaner tonight.
The Reactionary Take: Taking Stock of IUBB
But with a new coach and a new era, I wanted to take a more macro look at where the IU basketball team is at after another rough loss on the road at Rupp Arena against a Kentucky team that looked like it was very beatable.
Hoosiers Bounce Back Against Penn State in Historic Fashion
Following a road loss to Minnesota and a loss to Louisville in Indianapolis last week, the Hoosiers appeared as though they were beginning to falter. Indiana was in desperate need of a strong performance to get their confidence back up heading into the bulk of the schedule. They did so in historic fashion on Tuesday.
Wilkerson Goes Nuclear, Scores 44 in Assembly Hall History Maker
Lamar Wilkerson delivered one of the most dominant performances in Assembly Hall history, pouring in 44 points and setting multiple program records as Indiana crushed Penn State. The senior’s scorching night fueled a much-needed bounce-back win and reignited the Hoosiers’ offensive identity.
Indiana’s Big Ten Debut Turns Sloppy in Loss to Minnesota
Indiana’s Big Ten opener unraveled in Minneapolis as Minnesota’s toughness exposed cracks on both ends of the floor. The Hoosiers’ first loss of the season highlighted issues in rebounding, efficiency and consistency, setting up a crucial response ahead of Saturday’s showdown with No. 6 Louisville.
Hoosiers Flex Their Muscle, Beat Bethune-Cookman
Curt Cignetti’s team wasn’t the only Indiana squad this weekend to sense its dominance over an opponent and squash any chance of an upset right from the jump.