The Indiana Hoosier men's basketball team and their head coach Darian DeVries are reflecting on both the regular season and the Big Ten Tournament as they wait to see what comes next.

Indiana basketball lost six of its final seven games and appears to have played its way out of the NCAA Tournament. The Hoosiers still don't know how.

Indiana basketball went one-and-done in the Big Ten tournament. The early exit left the Hoosiers asking: where did things go wrong?

DeVries built his first roster from scratch. The sole remnant of Woodson’s Hoosiers was an incoming freshman — forward Trent Sisley. Each addition to the roster and the coaching staff was a first-time Hoosier. Senior forward Reed Bailey called it “a unique experience.”

A $10 million roster put the Hoosiers in a strong NCAA tournament position last month before six losses in seven games turned into a painful offseason rebuild for Darian DeVries.

Indiana men’s basketball is set to host Minnesota as the Hoosiers look to land an NCAA Tournament bid with a late push.

Center Grove’s Gracyn Gilliard and Whiteland’s Sophia Dyer were chosen as two of the top 60 senior girls’ basketball players for the 2025-26 season and will compete Sunday in the Hoosier Basketball Magazine Top 60 Senior Workout at Beech Grove High School.

Postseason play has arrived for IU basketball. The Hoosiers are coming off a disappointing 91-78 loss at Ohio State on Saturday and will take on Northwestern in the 2026 Big Ten tournament tonight. The Wildcats won the regular-season meeting 72-68 on ...