Author: Mike Schumann

Indiana has announced the time and other details for its annual Hoosier Hysteria IU basketball kickoff celebration with fans on Oct. 2. The event will start at 4:00 p.m. Eastern and run for around 90 minutes, allowing plenty of time before the IU football game at Penn State which starts at 7:30 p.m. Hoosier Hysteria will feature Mike Woodson’s first public remarks to IU fans at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, and allow fans a chance to greet Teri Moren’s squad, which features the return of all five starters from their Elite Eight run. The event is free for fans with…

We continue to turn our focus to the class of 2023, and one of the in-state prospects who really surged this summer was Zionsville, Ind. combo guard Logan Imes. After starting the spring with Adidas affiliated Indiana Elite’s 2023 squad, Imes played up during July against the top competition on the national circuit. Indiana Elite has been a pipeline of talent for IU in recent years, and the staff has had their eyes on Imes for a while including on Tuesday when they attended an open gym. Long-time Indiana Elite coach Mark Adams hasn’t had many guys play up a…

Watch as IU football offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan and defensive coordinator Charlton Warren give final thoughts on the loss to Cincinnati and an early preview of Western Kentucky. Indiana (1-2) will travel to Western Kentucky for an 8 p.m. Eastern kickoff on Saturday evening in Bowling Green. See also:  Turnovers are turning back IU football turnaround story https://youtu.be/lWYvP1lQtKw https://youtu.be/i-52D3ikQcs Video credit – Indiana University Athletics The Daily Hoosier –“Where Indiana fans assemble when they’re not at Assembly” Find us on Facebook:  thedailyhoosier You can follow us on Twitter:  @daily_hoosier Seven ways to support completely free IU coverage at no cost to you.

Indiana fans grew accustomed to game-changing turnovers during the program’s memorable 6-1 run through the Big Ten in 2020.  As the league leader in both interceptions and total takeaways, last year was in many ways defined by IU’s ability to take the ball from the opponent. The Hoosiers had 17 interceptions in their seven conference contests and 20 total takeaways in those games, both Big Ten bests. Turnovers are still a central part of the early story of the 2021 Hoosiers, but to this point, it is Indiana who is giving away the football at an unsustainable clip.  In total…

Watch as Indiana football head coach Tom Allen met with the media on Monday morning to share final thoughts on Cincinnati and look forward to this weekend’s game against Western Kentucky Indiana and Western Kentucky kick off on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. Eastern in Bowling Green, Ky. See also:  Penix x-rays negative, still the starter | Allen strongly disagrees with McFadden targeting call (The full transcript is also below) https://youtu.be/tkI7ukECyto Video credit – IU Athletics TOM ALLEN: Good morning. I just wanted to start by continued thoughts and prayers with Andy Hipskind’s family. Just such a huge loss to Indiana…

“I didn’t even know.  I was totally caught off guard.  What are they reviewing?   No idea,” Tom Allen said. No one on the Indiana sideline knew what was coming. But after the news was delivered from the review booth, the Hoosiers never really recovered. Indiana had just stopped Cincinnati for a sixth straight drive of five plays or fewer.  It was difficult to argue with Allen’s assessment of his team’s performance to that point, with 3:59 left in the first half and Indiana leading 14-0. “They (Cincinnati’s offense) were struggling, we were making it very difficult.  They couldn’t run the…

Indiana dodged a bullet on Saturday. Starting quarterback Michael Penix, Jr. suffered an injury to his non-throwing hand against Cincinnati and had x-rays and an MRI after the game. On Monday head coach Tom Allen reported that Penix should be fine after the tests came back negative for fractures. “Both (tests) came back good,” Allen said.  “He should be fine physically.” Penix threw for a season high 224 yards but had three interceptions in the 38-24 loss to Cincinnati. “He made some really good throws that not many guys can make,” Allen said on Monday.  “But the mistakes were costly,…

Non-season ticket holders now have their first chance to see new head coach Mike Woodson roam the sidelines for Indiana. On Monday IU Athletics announced that six games, including a Big Ten matchup with Ohio State on January 6, will make up the 2021-22 Mini-Series Ticket package, which is now on sale. The package is available each year for games in which the student season ticket holders are home for holiday breaks. Main Level seats are available for $288, while Balcony tickets sell for $180 according to an IU release. The Mini-Series includes the following games: Louisiana (Sunday, Nov. 21),…

Take a behind the scenes look as two IU basketball players — Miller Kopp and Tamar Bates — make a public appearance under the new name, image and likeness rules. The pair drove over to Riverside Carpet One in Columbus, Ind. to meet with fans and sign autographs. Kopp and Bates were two of the more impressive IU players in The Bahamas.  You can read about their respective performances here. You can subscribe to Kopp’s YouTube channel RIGHT HERE. https://youtu.be/8OVJ8Ti4q8E The Daily Hoosier –“Where Indiana fans assemble when they’re not at Assembly” Find us on Facebook:  thedailyhoosier You can follow us on Twitter:  @daily_hoosier Seven ways…

Indiana University Athletics announced the loss of Chief Medical Officer Dr. Andy Hipskind, who passed away Saturday after a long battle with cancer. Hipskind was an integral part of IU Athletics’ medical team since joining the staff in 2003 as the Director of Sports Medicine and the football team’s physician. Since 2014, he served as the Senior Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine and Sports Performance as well as IU Athletics’ first-ever Chief Medical Officer. His contributions were never more apparent than during the last 18 months, when he served as a member of the IU Athletics Medical Advisory Group…