Author: Mike Schumann

Below is The Daily Hoosier’s assessment of the class of 2021 in the order of likelihood of an Indiana commitment. This board will be maintained on our recruiting drop down menu and updated periodically as developments occur. 2021 Team Class Rankings: 247 Rivals 2021 IU Commits Khristian Lander Lander is a 6-foot-2 point guard from Evansville, Indiana.  The Hoosiers offered in September of 2018 and Lander committed in February of 2020. (Lander has reclassified into the class of 2020) Hometown – Evansville, Ind. Position – Point guard Height – 6-foot-2 Weight – 165 AAU – Indy Heat (Nike) 247 Sports…

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For two years in a row, a ligament injury derailed a debut season for Romeo Langford. In his lone season at IU, a torn thumb ligament on his shooting hand hindered Langford for months. Now as a rookie for the Boston Celtics, another torn ligament ended his season. “Romeo Langford this morning underwent successful surgery to repair the scapholunate ligament in his right wrist, the Celtics said in a release. “He will miss the remainder of the 2019-20 NBA season. Further updates will be provided as appropriate.” The release did not indicate how long the rehab process will take. Langford…

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With Raheem Mostert hobbled, a big opportunity opened up for Tevin Coleman. It didn’t last long. The former IU star suffered a knee injury on Sunday in New York soon after Mostert, and now Coleman will be on the shelf for a while. According to ESPN insider Adam Schefter, the 49ers running back will miss multiple weeks with a knee injury. “49ers’ RB Tevin Coleman is expected to miss “multiple weeks” with the knee injury he suffered Sunday,” a source told Schefter. It was not clear when during Sunday’s game Coleman suffered the injury. Coleman has carried the ball 18…

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September 22, 1945 — Ann Arbor, Michigan The challenge to open the 1945 season could not have been much greater. Indiana knew it had something special going into the season, but an immediate tall task stood in their way.  The Michigan Wolverines — on the road. The Hoosiers traveled to Ann Arbor knowing they could slay Michigan.  They did it a year earlier by a convincing 20-0 margin.  That was only the third win by IU over Michigan since 1900, and the first Wolverine Big Ten loss since 1942. Perhaps Bo McMillin’s Hoosiers caught Michigan off guard in 1944?  Maybe. …

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Tragedy has struck former IU basketball great and Indiana high school hoops legend Damon Bailey. According to a release by the Brown County (Ind.) Sheriff’s Office, Bailey’s parents — Wendell and Beverly Bailey, were involved in a motorcycle accident on Monday afternoon. Wendell Bailey was pronounced deceased at the scene.  Beverly Bailey was flown to a nearby hospital due to the extent of her injuries. Rich Nye of WTHR appears to have been the first to break the news.  The IU basketball Twitter page expressed sympathies for the Bailey family. https://twitter.com/IndianaMBB/status/1308423548566986752?s=20 Damon Bailey was recently an assistant coach at his…

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Playing under the tutelage of Deion Sanders, IU class of 2021 wide receiver commit Jordyn Williams is putting together an impressive senior season.  Williams transferred from his Georgia home to play his final season in Texas for the NFL legend. A three-star recruit out of Trinity Christian High School in Cedar Hill, Texas, Williams is putting up big numbers. Williams has 33 receptions for 774 yards and 6 touchdowns thus far on the 2020 season.  He is ranked No. 817 overall and the No. 119 wide receiver in the class of 2021 according to the 247Sports Composite. The 6-foot-1 Williams…

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Indiana head coach Archie Miller doesn’t offer a lot of scholarships. But he isn’t afraid to be early when he sees a player he likes. That is the story with Frederick, Md. based guard Masai Troutman. Aided by their new assistant coach’s relationships in the Washington D.C. metro area, IU got involved with Troutman in August. “I first got on the phone with Coach (Kenya) Hunter, Troutman said on The Daily Hoosier sponsored Hoosier Experience Podcast. Indiana hired Hunter in August from UConn.  The long time college basketball assistant spent several years at Georgetown and still has deep ties to…

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Make no mistake, Indiana drew a tough slate when the Big Ten released its updated 2020 schedule on Saturday morning. Indiana got no favors from the league, and it never does playing in the Big Ten East.  The Hoosiers are the only team in the Big Ten that has to face all four traditional powerhouse programs Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin and Michigan. But don’t go full Nebraska mode and throw a temper tantrum about the undeniably challenging eight game gauntlet.  This might be the IU team best equipped to take on the tall task in more than 25 years. …

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It is difficult to believe, but the 2020 high school football season in Indiana is already halfway complete. Below is a mid-season highlight reel from class of 2021 commit Josh Sales. Sales is a 6-foot-6 and 305 pound tackle from Brownsburg High School on the west side suburbs of Indianapolis.  The No. 50 ranked tackle in the country in the 2021 class according to the 247Sports Composite, Sales has helped lead the Bulldogs to a 5-0 start. Find us on Facebook:  thedailyhoosier You can follow us on Twitter:  @daily_hoosier The Daily Hoosier –“Where Indiana fans assemble when they’re not at Assembly”…

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Somewhere IU offensive line coach Darren Hiller was smiling. Four former IU offensive linemen started in NFL games on Sunday, and in total 6 former IU offensive linemen are with NFL teams right now. 11 former Hoosiers are in the league in various capacities. Take a look at how they did in week two with our quick weekly recap of the Hoosiers in the NFL. Tevin Coleman (RB) – San Francisco 49ers Coleman rushed 14 times for 12 yards, and caught 2 passes for 28 yards.  Starting running back Raheem Mostert left the game with an injury.  That gave Coleman a…

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