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Photo via Indiana Athletics. The Hoosiers’ former head coach mentored numerous All-Americans in Bloomington. Ron Helmer, Indiana’s legendary former cross country and track & field head coach, passed away on July 4th in Bloomington at the age of 77, according to an official release from Indiana Athletics. “IU Athletics extends its deepest condolences to the entire … [Read more...] about Legendary Indiana cross country and track & field coach Ron Helmer passes away

Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports Including an early battle of the bigs Indiana will have three players participating in the NBA summer leagues this year, including a pair of first round draft picks in Romeo Langford (76ers) and Kel’el Ware (Heat). Jalen Hood-Schifino is still recovering from back surgery, but his former teammate Trayce Jackson-Davis will be in action for … [Read more...] about Indiana men’s basketball: How to watch the Hoosiers in the NBA Summer League

RobertScheer, Robert Scheer/IndyStar The home state hero gets another shot at the next level. Former Indiana men’s basketball guard Romeo Langford will join the Philadelphia 76ers in Las Vegas for NBA Summer League play, according to an official press release. Langford most recently played for the Salt Lake City Stars in the NBA’s G-League, averaging 11.9 points, 1.9 … [Read more...] about Indiana men’s basketball: Romeo Langford joins Philadelphia 76ers for NBA Summer League

Indiana Athletics Howard has been with the program as a graduate manager. Indiana men’s basketball named former graduate manager Adam Howard as the program’s Assistant Director of Recruiting and Operations on Wednesday via an official press release. Howard spent two years on staff as a graduate manager and four as a student manager, being named head student manager as a … [Read more...] about Indiana men’s basketball: Adam Howard named Assistant Director of Recruiting, Operations

Photo by Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images It’s not the organization. I get that. It’s about the principle. Domination. It’s March 13th, 2021 at Madison Square Garden, the nation’s most venerable basketball arena. Patrick Ewing, a legend of the garden, has a smile on his face, a hat on his head and a pair of scissors in his hands as a summits a ladder under … [Read more...] about Column: The new Big Ten Tournament betrays the spirit of college basketball