Basketball

Indiana Hoops Ready for FISU America Games Debut in Peru

Young roster under new coach Darian DeVries opens against host nation as tournament streams live

Indiana University’s men’s basketball team is traveling to Peru to compete in the inaugural FISU America Games, opening its campaign against the host nation on Tuesday at 6 p.m. Eastern Time. The Hoosiers will wear the colors of the United States as they represent the country in a tournament that brings together the best collegiate squads from across the continent.

Head coach Darian DeVries, who took the reins of the program just last season, will guide a roster that includes only one scholarship player who returns from the previous year. The rest of the squad is comprised of newcomers, giving the team a fresh identity as it makes its international debut.

Streaming and Schedule Details

The schedule also slots a game against the Virgin Islands on Thursday at the same evening time, after which the group stage will wrap up and the top two teams from each group will move on to the elimination rounds on Saturday.

All of Indiana’s matches will be streamed live on the official FISU America Games YouTube channel, where fans can follow the action in real time and access up‑to‑date statistics posted on the event’s website.

The tournament offers the Hoosiers a chance to test their chemistry early in the season and to build momentum heading into the NCAA schedule, while also showcasing the growing reach of university sports in the Americas.

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