When we spoke with fast-rising class of 2023 forward T.J. Power a couple weeks ago for a lengthy Q&A, he had a lot on his plate. As a high academic, baseball and basketball star, with an exploding recruitment, he still does. But his baseball season is over, and at least as it relates to junior year official visits, things are coming into focus. As he told us over the weekend, Power is planning an official visit to IU June 8-10 (update: he’ll take the visit in the fall according to a report by Andrew Slater). He’s currently at Virginia on…
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When we watched Liam McNeeley a few weeks ago at the Nike EYBL event in the north Indianapolis suburbs, it was clear he was player who didn’t back down from much. Tough-mind, physical and aggressive, McNeeley can influence the game in a number of ways on both ends of the floor with a versatile array of skills and intangibles. At the third EYBL session in Louisville, McNeeley was give the chance to play up, and the class of 2024 5-star fit right in at the 17u level. The Plano, Texas product averaged 10.4 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 1.8 blocks,…
The return of Trayce Jackson-Davis brought a wave of optimism from fans and media alike when he announced his decision more than a week ago, with many proclaiming that Indiana had catapulted into the Big Ten favorite role. With a little more time to digest what the return of Jackson-Davis truly means, and most of the rosters around college basketball now largely settled, it makes sense to start taking 2022-23 projections a bit more serious. With that in mind, we take a look at the latest “Way Too Early” top-25 released by ESPN’s Jeff Borzello on Tuesday. Borzello slotted IU…
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Indiana’s four class of 2022 freshmen are scheduled to begin arriving on campus this weekend, and The Daily Hoosier has been checking in with them over the last few months. Lawrence North product C.J. Gunn originally committed to Indiana when Archie Miller was the head coach, and he quickly confirmed his commitment to Mike Woodson when he was hired. We caught up with Gunn to discuss his senior season and final preparations to join the IU basketball program. Our Q&A with the in-state shooting guard is below. TDH: How do you feel like your senior season went, especially with you…
Juwan Morgan became the 12th former IU basketball player to reach the NBA Finals when Boston eliminated Miami on Sunday night and advanced to face Golden State. The 25-year-old Morgan signed a multi-year deal with Boston in April. He has appeared in five playoff games thus far, averaging 1.8 minutes, .4 rebounds and .2 points. Morgan saw action in the NBA Playoffs for the third straight year when he checked into the Eastern Conference semifinals and played a minute as part of Boston’s decisive game seven win over Milwaukee. During the regular season, Morgan appeared in one game on his…
Indiana’s scholarship offer to Arrinten Page in early April was his first from a high major program, and he didn’t appear in any national rankings at the time. Up to that point, the 6-foot-9 Atlanta, Ga. product (Wheeler H.S.) had been flying under the radar, wondering when his recruitment might take off. He now has his answer, and Page has his hands full. The IU offer marked the beginning of what has become a whirlwind spring for Page, who now claims at least nine high major offers over the last two months along with a lot more interest from others,…
Indiana’s dream of sneaking in the NCAA Tournament through the back door ended after 4 a.m. Eastern this morning. In its second game of the day at the Big Ten Tournament, IU saw its season end in a 14-2 defeat at the hands of second-seeded Rutgers in a middle-of-the-night affair on Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb. The loss ends a solid run at the Big Ten, as Indiana followed an opening round loss to Maryland in extra innings with two straight wins, eliminating No. 4 seed Illinois, and No. 1 seed Maryland in the process. The Hoosiers’ pitching staff…
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Two of Indiana’s top targets on the 2023 board are both eyeing summer official visits to Bloomington, they told The Daily Hoosier on Saturday at the Nike EYBL session in Louisville. Massachusetts based forward T.J. Power and Georgia forward Arrinten Page are two of the fastest risers in the class of 2023 in the most recent rankings updates. Page made his debut at No. 59 and Power soared 65 spots in the latest from 247Sports. Both are priority targets for Indiana in the class as they look to complement guard commits Gabe Cupps and Jakai Newton with size and shooting…