Mike Woodson leaves Indiana basketball better than he found it. Is that enough for him?
Belief in a path to something better under Mike Woodson than what Indiana has become — he will finish 41-39 in the Big Ten in the regular season, finishing higher than sixth only once — is difficult to muster. And particularly in this modern era, defined by roster management and player movement, that belief must be rock-solid.
He committed to IU anyway, but now awaits what's next ... versatile player that can do a lot of things for us on the basketball floor. He is switchable on defense, a very good rebounder, and ...
Indiana basketball forward Malik Reneau had clutch performance against Washington less than 72 hours removed from ER visit: ...
As the Indiana men’s basketball team took the floor for the final time before tipoff Saturday afternoon against Ohio State, ...
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson hasn ... Rice, Galloway, Leal and Goode didn’t leave the floor in the second half as IU outscored the Boilermakers 48-21 and the only ...
Indiana basketball had four starters play the entire ... Rice, Galloway, Leal and Goode didn’t leave the floor in the second half as IU outscored the Boilermakers 48-21 and the only reason ...
A perfect score? Several players played well in Indiana's win at Washington, a needed one on a bad day for NCAA tournament ...
Former Bloomington South standout Anthony Leal ending unique collegiate career in the spotlight for Indiana basketball ...
If Indiana basketball ends up on the wrong side of ... hands at the top of the key after Oregon worked the ball around the floor unable to get an open look. Leal drifted toward the 7-foot center ...
The Indiana basketball team is on a two-game winning streak as it heads west to Seattle to face Washington on Saturday. IU is ...
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