Trent Sisley Stays with Indiana Hoosiers for Crucial Development
Trent Sisley, the only scholarship player from Indiana's 2025‑26 roster to remain, is focused on personalized training and future growth with the Hoosiers.
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Trent Sisley, the only scholarship player from Indiana's 2025‑26 roster to remain, is focused on personalized training and future growth with the Hoosiers.

A snapshot of the latest moves and upcoming events shaping Indiana University athletics.

Indiana University’s men’s basketball team is set to face Collège Jean‑de‑Brébeuf before heading to the FISU America Games in Lima, showcasing a revamped roster with fresh frontcourt additions and a fully healthy Markus Burton.
Returning scholarship player Trent Sisley is guiding freshmen like Vaughn Karvala, sharpening his defense, strength and quickness, and embracing a leadership role despite fluctuating minutes.

After a promising but uneven freshman campaign, Trent Sisley is preparing for a bigger role next season, focusing on decisiveness, versatility and added physicality.

Trent Sisley, the only returning scholarship player for IU basketball in the 2026-27 season, reflects on personal growth, leadership and the upcoming Peru trip.

From exhibition games in Evansville and Montreal to NBA contracts for rising Hoosiers, the latest developments signal a dynamic season ahead for Indiana University’s basketball and other sports programs.

A Wisconsin native impresses coaches with his versatile scoring and commits to the Hoosiers after a campus visit that felt like home.

Top recruit Vaughn Karvala talks about gaining weight, adapting to Big Ten defenses, leaning on Trent Sisley, and the influence of Coach K in his decision to join Indiana University.

From dinner tables to the weight room, Trent Sisley is using his unique position to guide Indiana’s roster construction and reinforce the program’s vision under Coach Darian DeVries.

Indiana sophomore forward Trent Sisley has impressed during summer workouts, discussed his progress and upcoming season, and confirmed his intention to stay with the Hoosiers while playing a key role in recruiting from the transfer portal.

Indiana's men's basketball team will meet Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf on July 15 at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, marking the first time the Hoosiers represent the United States at the FISU America Games.

A detailed look at the recent Indiana University practice where prospects like Markus Burton and Bryce Lindsay impressed, while several players showed promising growth areas.

Indiana University’s men’s basketball team is preparing for a late‑July trip to Peru, where it will compete in the FISU America Games after an exhibition match at Assembly Hall.

The NCAA has approved a five‑year eligibility model that extends playing time for college athletes, with particular implications for Indiana University football and basketball players.

Transfer guard Markus Burton, a 2023 Indiana Mr. Basketball and ACC Rookie of the Year, is expected to anchor the Hoosiers' backcourt this season, aiming to boost team chemistry and contend for victory.

Indiana University’s men’s basketball team will face Western Kentucky in an exhibition on Oct. 25, marking the Hoosiers’ first appearance in the region since 2011.
Indiana University’s men’s basketball team will face Western Kentucky at the Ford Center on October 25, marking the Hoosiers’ first game in Southwestern Indiana since 2011 and the first meeting with the Wildcats in over three decades.

A recent open practice at Indiana University showcased the emerging 2026‑27 roster, with key players demonstrating distinct skills that could shape the team's identity on both ends of the floor.

Indiana University’s men’s basketball team held a closed‑door workout on June 18, showcasing emerging talent ahead of the FISU America Games in Peru. Highlights include standout performances by point guard Markus Burton, freshman forward Prince‑Alexander Moody, and a trio of versatile big men.

With rosters still in flux, the Big Ten braces for a 2026‑27 campaign marked by NBA draft entries, transfer portal moves and a handful of players still eligible for college play.

ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi forecasts Indiana as a seventh seed in the expanded 2027 NCAA field, highlighting a revamped roster and renewed optimism.

The Hoosiers will host the Tar Heels in Indianapolis on Oct. 18, 2026, a matchup that revives a storied series and showcases new-look rosters.

Coach Darian DeVries has assembled a No. 6 transfer class featuring seven new players, including six from high‑major programs, as Indiana looks to rebuild around limited returning talent.