Indiana returns from Christmas break for its final non-conference game on Sunday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers ...

In Indiana’s win against Chattanooga on Saturday afternoon, the Hoosiers had a rough time on defense in the first half, allowing the Mocs to shoot 6-of-13 on 3-pointers and post 1.16 points per ...

Mike Woodson, Malik Reneau and Mackenzie Mgbako addressed the media following Indiana’s 74-65 win against Chattanooga on Saturday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.

The long-awaited expanded College Football Playoff format debuts this evening in South Bend, and the BetMGM bonus code INSIDE1500 will provide a $1,500 bonus to celebrate kickoff between Indiana ...

Mike Woodson said Indiana prepared all week for Chattanooga and the Hoosiers had a whole week since losing 85-68 to Nebraska last Friday in Lincoln. The work did not translate to Saturday’s ...

Welcome to another edition of 6-Banner Sunday, a joint production between The Assembly Call and Inside the Hall, where we highlight the five most essential IU basketball stories of the past ...

Check out 33 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 74-65 win against Chattanooga at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Purchase prints from J. Scott Photography.

Thoughts on a 74-65 win against Chattanooga: It would be easy to blame Indiana’s lackluster start to this game on a noon tip over winter break. But with other guaranteed games this season ...

It was another poor defensive performance for Indiana in the first half against Chattanooga. The Hoosiers were content with trading baskets with the Mocs for most of the opening 20 minutes and ...

Indiana returns to action Saturday afternoon when it hosts Chattanooga at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The Mocs are 8-4 and have won three straight. IU leads the all-time series, 3-0. Saturday’s ...

In Indiana’s loss to Nebraska on Friday night, the Hoosiers shot 35 3-pointers, the most attempts in a game of the Mike Woodson era. While there were a couple of questionable attempts, a look ...

Indiana turned over much of its roster from last season’s 19-14 campaign. The talent, at least on paper, is improved. The defense is still broken. As is typically the case under Mike Woodson ...