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Indiana Men’s Basketball Opens FISU America Games Campaign in Lima

The Hoosiers face Peru and the U.S. Virgin Islands in their opening group matches, with live streaming for fans back home.

The Indiana University men's basketball squad is set to make its debut at the FISU America Games, the continental showcase that brings together collegiate teams from across the Americas.

A Fresh Stage for the Hoosiers

Coached by a staff that has built a reputation for disciplined play, Indiana enters Group B alongside the host nation Peru and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The team will open its tournament run against Peru before turning its attention to the Virgin Islands on Thursday.

The match is scheduled for 6 p.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday, July 21, and will be played at the capital city of Lima, Peru. While the competition marks a new chapter for the program, it also offers a rare opportunity for American fans to follow the action live on the FISU America YouTube channel.

Streaming and Stakes

Unlike many past international exhibitions, this edition of the games will be fully streamable, allowing supporters to watch every possession in real time. The elimination round kicks off on Saturday, meaning the outcome of the opening two games will determine which teams advance to the later stages of the tournament.

The FISU America Games, held biennially, serve as a qualifier and a celebration of university sport across the Western Hemisphere. Featuring athletes from a variety of disciplines, the event underscores the growing platform for collegiate talent to compete on an international stage.

For Indiana, the tournament represents more than just a schedule slot; it is a chance to test its depth, build chemistry, and bring a taste of home to a global audience. As the team steps onto the court in Lima, the Hoosiers carry with them the hopes of a fan base eager to see its program thrive on the world stage.

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