Hoosier Basketball’s faithful fans are passionate. Psychotics often are. Indiana lost at Penn State, and social media was filled with condemnations of Archie Miller. A week before, Indiana beat Michigan State at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, and fans cheered that Indiana was finally back. The Hoosiers will play Ohio State in Columbus tomorrow, and fans will voice […]
Indiana’s quest for 10 Big 10 wins gets very serious tonight at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall against the #11 Michigan State Spartans. If the Hoosiers get a win, all of a sudden they are 5-3 in conference play and halfway to the magic number of 10 wins with a gauntlet of tough games ahead at […]
Indiana Basketball struggled in last night’s loss at Rutgers in the same ways it has for the past two-plus years, and fans went wild on social media with calls for change. Tweets from outraged fans responded to last night’s disappointing 59-50 loss at Rutgers with calls for outgoing AD Fred Glass to bow out as athletic director with […]
Conversations about Indiana Basketball remains the same. The Hoosiers are underachieving. The cause is debated on message boards and sports bars. Some Indiana fans, tired of the entrenched mediocrity, believe coach Archie Miller is the cause and want him fired. Others believe five years is the minimum a coach needs to build a roster that […]
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Indiana needs to get better, and use last night’s win against UConn as a springboard to better basketball, or this season could spin in the same wrong direction as the last three. The Hoosiers beat the Huskies 57-54 last night in one of the least aesthetically appealing basketball games in this young season. The Hoosiers found a […]
Indiana Basketball fans are far saner than Michigan Football fans. That false equivalence between two rabid fanbases has been made many times as both programs have failed for many years to live up to expectations. In Ann Arbor, fans crave a win against Ohio State and a return to national prominence. Year after year, they […]
IU Basketball has brought a mixed bag to fans during the past three seasons, and last night’s meaningless exhibition played in front of friends and family at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall was no different. The Hoosiers played well in the second half, overwhelming Gannon by 30 points, but Gannon actually led late in a miserable first half. There are two ways to […]