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Indiana University’s basketball program showcased a promising summer, highlighted by transfer guard Markus Burton’s impressive displays and the program’s growing international presence.
ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi forecasts the Hoosiers as an eighth seed, highlighting a revamped roster and a favorable tournament expansion.
Indiana’s newest guard Darren Harris reflects on his summer progress, his fit with the Hoosiers’ fast‑paced system, and his goals for the upcoming season.
Four-star guard Jason Gardner Jr., a top Indiana recruit, is weighing a commitment to Indiana University, where he could join forces with sharpshooter Chase Branham.
Indiana University’s newest recruit, Trevor Manhertz, impressed coaches and teammates during a productive summer that included an exhibition game in Assembly Hall and a stint at the FISU America Games in Lima, Peru.
A look at Vaughn Karvala’s standout summer performances, from Indiana’s exhibition game to the FISU America Games, highlighting his shooting prowess and future goals
Indiana’s newest recruit, Prince-Alexander Moody, reflects on a summer that took him from Maryland to Peru, showcasing skills that could reshape the Hoosiers’ lineup.
From a promising North Carolina prospect to a key piece of Indiana’s roster, Trevor Manhertz is navigating his rookie year with a focus on growth, teamwork and confidence.
Indiana University plans to revamp its 2026‑27 basketball approach by emphasizing transition play, leveraging a new roster of speed‑oriented players and a revised system under Coach Darian DeVries.
Indiana’s 2026‑27 basketball roster blends returning stars and new additions, poised for a flexible, high‑impact season.
After a court ruling granted eligibility, forward Sam Alexis will rejoin Indiana University’s roster, promising added depth and experience for the upcoming campaign.
Indiana University’s basketball roster now features 13 scholarship players as the program looks to end a three‑year NCAA tournament absence, blending returning stars, portal acquisitions and a highly ranked freshman class.
Sam Alexis will rejoin Indiana University’s basketball program for the 2026‑27 season, bringing a proven blend of rebounding, shot‑blocking and scoring that could lift the Hoosiers into the Big Ten’s upper tier and a potential NCAA Tournament second weekend.
A look at the key additions and strategic moves shaping Indiana's basketball outlook for the upcoming campaign.
Indiana's men's basketball squad won the gold medal in Peru despite a shortened tournament, using the extra time for team building and exploration before heading into a quiet summer break.
Trent Sisley, Prince-Alexander Moody, Vaughn Karvala, Trevor Manhertz and the yet‑unjoined Clemens Sokolov are already drawing attention as the team’s most promising young talents.
Trevor Manhertz, a 6‑foot‑8 freshman from Christ School, chose Indiana over Duke and Louisville, and is now navigating the rigors of Big Ten play while building chemistry with teammates and mentors.
Indiana's freshman trio dazzles at the FISU America Games, delivering standout stats and signaling a deep bench for the upcoming season.
Indiana University will welcome the Canadian junior team Collège Jean‑de‑Brébeuf on Wednesday night, featuring debut performances by point guard Markus Burton and several promising freshmen, while frontcourt standouts Aiden Sherrell and Samet Yigitoglu prepare to make their first summer pairing.
Indiana finished the tournament 4-0, outscoring opponents by an average of 60.8 points and securing the gold medal with a 99-57 win over the Virgin Islands. Aiden Sherrell was named MVP.
Indiana’s men’s basketball team returned from Lima with a gold medal, outscoring the Virgin Islands 99-57 and using the trip to build chemistry before the preseason.
Indiana University’s men’s basketball team will open its preseason with an exhibition matchup against Collège Jean‑de‑Brébeuf, a storied program from Montreal, Quebec, on Wednesday evening. The game is set to be played at the 10,000‑seat Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Indiana, giving fans their first glimpse of the new‑look Hoosiers under second‑year head coach Darian DeVries.
The Indiana men's basketball team, bolstered by standout freshmen, is poised for a decisive clash in Peru after a dominant run through the tournament.
The Indiana men's basketball team will contest the gold medal match after a series of impressive victories in Peru, showcasing emerging talent and a focus on team cohesion.