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North Florida transfer wing Jasai Miles joined the East 17th Street podcast to discuss his decision to transfer to Indiana and basketball journey. Miles announced his commitment to Indiana during an official visit to Bloomington on April 16. The 6-foot-6 Miles started all 32 games for North Florida in 2024-25 and averaged 15.4 points, 6.8 rebounds and 1.9 assists on 42.5 percent shooting from the field including 33.5 percent from three in 31.4 minutes. His 15.4 points and 31.4 minutes led the team, while his 6.8 rebounds were second. You can find previous episodes of East 17th Street, including conversations…

Tune in below as IU basketball transfer forward Josh Harris joined the East 17th Street podcast. Coming to Indiana via North Florida, Harris announced his transfer to the Hoosiers on April 29. As a freshman in 2024-25 he started and played in 30 games and averaged 13.4 points and 7.1 rebounds on 55.7 percent from the field and 33.3 percent from three in 22.5 minutes per game. His 13.4 points and 7.1 rebounds per game led all ASUN freshman. You can find previous episodes of East 17th Street, including conversations with Harris’ fellow future Hoosiers Conor Enright and Nick Dorn…

Assembly Ball, the Indiana alumni team hosting The Basketball Tournament’s (TBT) regional alongside All Good Dawgs (Butler Alumni) at the Hinkle Fieldhouse from July 19-22, today announced the roster addition of former Hoosier Troy Williams. Williams joins Yogi Ferrell and James Blackmon Jr. as the first three roster commitments for Assembly Ball. Additional players will be announced in the coming weeks. The 6-foot-7 Williams is currently playing internationally for Mazatlan in Mexico.  He was with Assembly Ball in 2024 but injured and unavailable to play.  Williams missed a total of 15 months leading into 2025 due to injury. Williams spent…

Watch or tune in as IU basketball transfer wing Nick Dorn joined the East 17th Street podcast. Dorn announced his transfer to the Hoosiers from Elon last month. The 6-foot-7, 200-pound Charlotte, N.C. product averaged 15.2 points, 3.8 rebounds and .8 assists for the Phoenix in 2024-25. He shot 37.4% from the field overall and made a team-high 74 three-pointers (on 35.1% shooting). Dorn shot 80.5% at the free throw line. You can find previous episodes of East 17th Street by GOING HERE. You can also find East 17th Street at your favorite podcast directories including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and  Amazon Music. https://youtu.be/Q8Ra_z3Kk28 For…

Watch as new IU basketball assistant coach Drew Adams joined Sydney Parrish on the latest edition of the Hoosiers Connect Podcast. A Bloomington native, Adams joined new head coach Darian DeVries in late March.  For more background on him, GO HERE. For complete coverage of IU basketball, GO HERE.     Video via Hoosiers Connect on YouTube. https://youtu.be/94e7n8c48JY The Daily Hoosier –“Where Indiana fans assemble when they’re not at Assembly” You can follow us on Twitter: @daily_hoosier Find us on Facebook and Instagram  Seven ways to support completely free IU coverage at no cost to you.

For the sixth straight year, IU Athletics can claim overall superiority over Purdue. Indiana holds an insurmountable 11-to-7 edge over the Boilermakers in the annual Governor’s Cup competition with just two points left to be determined through the end of the 2024-25 academic year. Highlighting the win for Indiana during the year was a 66-0 IU football dismantling of the Boilermakers, IU’s largest margin of victory in the 126-game series history. IU clinched the Cup with a baseball series win over the weekend.  Indiana has won the annual baseball series for three straight years. Another major highlight was yet another…

Former IU football offensive lineman Mike Katic saw it all in six years in Bloomington. From back-to-back strong seasons in 2019-20, to the doldrums of 2021-23, and ending with the magic of 2024. Now working for Barstool Sports, Katic sat down for a long form interview on The Dog Walk with Eddie. Katic discussed his decision to come to IU, the highs and lows of his career, and his decisions to return in 2024 and not pursue the NFL, and much more. For a complete library of interviews and podcasts with current and former IU players and coaches, GO HERE. https://youtu.be/JdTDJaNDw-Y…

Former IU basketball coach Mike Woodson released a statement Friday evening on his social media accounts expressing gratitude for his four years leading the Indiana program in Bloomington. Woodson thanked everyone in the program and his friends and family. After spending 36 seasons in the NBA as a player and coach, Woodson came to Indiana in 2021.  He coached IU for four seasons and compiled an 82-53 record including 41-39 in the Big Ten.  He led the Hoosiers to two NCAA Tournaments but missed the event in each of his last two years leading the program. Woodson was a star…

Watch as IU football coach Curt Cignetti joined ESPN’s Greg McElroy on the Always College Football podcast. McElroy and Cignetti were together at Alabama from 2007-2010. The pair discuss Indiana’s commitment to football under the direction of new leadership, recruiting after a successful first season, thoughts on quarterback Fernando Mendoza and the offensive line, and much more. For complete coverage of IU football, GO HERE. https://youtu.be/vO-uStaDU7M The Daily Hoosier –“Where Indiana fans assemble when they’re not at Assembly” You can follow us on Twitter: @daily_hoosier Find us on Facebook and Instagram  Seven ways to support completely free IU coverage at no cost to you.

Watch below as IU football coach Curt Cignetti was interviewed at the Bloomington Boys & Girls Club “Boys to Men” event at the Ferguson Crestmont Club last week. Cignetti is interviewed by IU radio legend Don Fischer. Fischer is introduced by Mark Deal, IU Assistant A.D. for Alumni Relations and former IU football player. For complete coverage of IU football, GO HERE. https://youtu.be/IwB-dVC6XTY?t=1274 The Daily Hoosier –“Where Indiana fans assemble when they’re not at Assembly” You can follow us on Twitter: @daily_hoosier Find us on Facebook and Instagram  Seven ways to support completely free IU coverage at no cost to you.