For the first time in over thirty years, Indiana women’s basketball hosted the No. 1 team in the country Saturday afternoon.

Indiana is back on the road Sunday afternoon against Penn State at the Palestra in Philadelphia. The Nittany Lions are 12-2 ...

In Indiana’s win against Winthrop on Sunday, Myles Rice took eight shots at the rim, tied for a season-high. It’s no coincidence that in a game Oumar Ballo didn’t play in and that Malik ...

Mike Woodson, Myles Rice and Langdon Hatton addressed the media following Indiana’s 77-68 win against Winthrop on Sunday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.

It was another up-and-down first half for Indiana on Sunday afternoon in Assembly Hall. With Oumar Ballo out of the lineup, the Hoosiers went small with Luke Goode in the starting lineup in place ...

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with host Alex Bozich of Inside the Hall. On this episode, Bozich is joined by Brian Tonsoni of Delphi Bracketology to talk Big Ten bracketology ...

Langdon Hatton’s minutes had been limited through Indiana’s first 12 games. But with Oumar Ballo unavailable to play and Malik Reneau battling foul issues, it was Hatton’s turn to make an ...

After being picked to finish second in the Big Ten in the preseason, Indiana’s 10-3 start and 1-1 mark in conference play has left the Hoosiers with work to do to return to the NCAA tournament.

Thoughts on a 77-68 win against Winthrop: Oumar Ballo sat on the bench, inactive for tonight’s contest. Malik Reneau joined him for much of the game, saddled with foul trouble. With Indiana’s ...

Check out 34 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 77-68 win against Winthrop at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Purchase prints from J. Scott Photography.

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 ...

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 ...