Hoosiers Set for Crucial FISU America Games Clash in Lima
The Indiana University men's basketball team is representing the United States at the FISU America Games in Lima, Peru, a competition that brings together the continent's top university squads. The Hoosiers opened their campaign with a victory over Peru on Tuesday, setting a positive tone for the tournament.
Their next test arrives on Thursday, July 23, 2026, at 6 p.m. Eastern Time, when they meet the Virgin Islands in a match scheduled at the Sede Legado Villa El Salvador arena. The game forms part of a three‑team group that also includes Peru, and the stakes will rise once elimination play begins on Saturday.
While the contest will not be broadcast on radio, it will be streamed live on YouTube, giving fans worldwide a chance to follow the action in real time. The streaming arrangement underscores the growing role of digital platforms in covering international university sport.
Coach Bryce Lindsey and his staff have emphasized preparation and discipline, noting that the team’s early win over Peru provides valuable momentum. The upcoming clash against the Virgin Islands is viewed as a pivotal moment that could determine the group’s final standings.
With elimination rounds looming, the Hoosiers are aware that each possession will count. The experience of playing in a foreign venue, combined with the support of a global online audience, adds a unique dimension to their preparation.