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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 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 return for a fifth season after a court injunction granted him an extra year of eligibility, bolstering Indiana’s frontcourt with new transfers and addressing last season’s depth concerns.
The Boston Celtics have added two undrafted players, Tucker DeVries and Milos Uzan, to Exhibit 10 contracts after impressive Summer League showings, setting the stage for potential G League assignments or two‑way deals.
Indiana’s men’s basketball team will carry the U.S. flag at the FISU America Games in Peru, where Coach DeVries is using the tour to reshape the roster with larger, more experienced players.
The 2026 NBA Summer League concluded on Sunday, featuring six former Indiana Hoosiers who each earned minutes with different NBA franchises, showcasing a mix of scoring, playmaking and defensive contributions.
Indiana's coaching staff outlines three projected lineups that blend transition speed, shooting accuracy and defensive versatility, promising a deeper, more adaptable roster for the 2026‑27 season.
Indiana University’s basketball program is targeting a dramatic improvement in offensive rebounding, leveraging its tallest power‑forward/center duo in history.
Coach Darian DeVries adds 6‑foot‑11 Aiden Sherrell and 7‑foot‑2 Samet Yigitoglu, the tallest players in IU history, to combat a decade‑long lack of size in the Big Ten.
Indiana University's basketball program is set to address its longstanding size deficit by welcoming 7‑foot‑2, 270‑pound Samet Yigitoglu, a transfer whose skill set promises to reshape the team's interior play.
Indiana aims to transform its offense by adding depth to its three‑point arsenal for the 2026‑27 season, a move Coach Darian DeVries says will unlock new driving lanes and interior scoring opportunities.
Five former Indiana University players are competing in the 2026 NBA Summer League, each signed to different NBA teams on Exhibit‑10 or summer‑league contracts.
Former Indiana Hoosiers players are making waves in the 2026 NBA Summer League, each signing distinct contracts with NBA teams.
Indiana University's men's basketball program enters a season marked by high expectations, new acquisitions and a schedule designed to test its mettle before conference play.
The Tigers will face Indiana on December 18, 2026, in a strategic move to bolster their schedule, while Indiana welcomes a new transfer and bids farewell to key scorers.
Missouri will meet Indiana in Bloomington on December 18, 2026, as part of a deliberately tougher schedule engineered by Coach Dennis Gates ahead of the expanded NCAA Tournament.
Coach Darian DeVries addresses concerns about the team's three‑point shooting after losing key players, highlighting new additions and returning talent.
A snapshot of the latest moves and upcoming events shaping Indiana University athletics.
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.
The former Hoosier forward inks an Exhibit 10 deal to play for Oklahoma City during the NBA Summer League, a two‑week event that highlights emerging talent from across the country.
The former Hoosiers forward signed a non‑guaranteed NBA contract, bringing his scoring and playmaking skills to Boston's system.
Former Indiana University standout Tucker DeVries has agreed to an Exhibit 10 contract with the Boston Celtics, a move that could see the forward suiting up for the team's Summer League squad and training camp.
After a standout college season, forward Graham Ike joins the Warriors, aiming to contribute to their title chase.
After transferring from Duke, Darren Harris discusses his new role at Indiana University, the coaching staff's belief in him, and the fast‑paced play that aligns with his game.