No, Indiana didn't win a national title in 2023. And if that's your only way to measure success for IU basketball, well then, you just experienced failure ...
A Big Ten Tournament double-bye and the Sweet 16? That’s just the reality of college basketball in 2023. And there were certainly some losses in that mix where you were left to wonder — what if a guy like Xavier Johnson was available? What were reasonable expectations coming into the season? They were a near consensus favorite to win the Big Ten, but instead finished third. That’s more than 40 points per game off the board. 1 Purdue, and snapped a long losing streak to Rutgers during that span. But the expectations were indeed high for this edition of the program. There was a road win at Xavier, a team now in the Sweet 16. There was a dominant win over a North Carolina team that certainly had talent if not cohesion. But still, don’t call this season a failure. And those high expectations were reasonable.
As reflected in the current iteration of March Madness, the 2022-23 season has been a mixed bag for men's college basketball in Indiana.
With graduating seniors, NBA Draft potential and the transfer portal, Indiana's roster will look much different in year three under coach Mike Woodson.
Freshman guard Jalen Hood-Schifino looks to drive March 19, 2023, at MVP Arena in Albany, New York. Miami defeated Indiana 85-69. By Emma Pawlitz.
And soon, for Woodson and those who choose to stick with him, it won’t be long before it’s time to start piecing back together the puzzle of Indiana men’s basketball. We’re not the heaviest team. We’re not the tallest team. Desire, fight, grit and motivation weren’t the problem. The Hoosiers surrendered 20 offensive rebounds and 29 second-chance points. "We’re not the biggest team. The former is a center’s league, focusing on pounding the ball inside to strong, explosive post players. “It kind of makes them expand their defense a little bit; they’ve got a principle of trying to pack the paint. With every full-court pressure trap Indiana threw, Miami weaved its way around for a wide-open dunk on the other end. He worked his way through the lane over multiple Miami defenders, drawing a handful of fouls in the process. The No. What one lacks in post play, the other makes up for in an All-American power forward.
Everything you need to know about the Hoosiers' NCAA tournament matchup with the Hurricanes.
They were down 17 at the half but mounted a furious comeback thanks to big runs in the third and fourth quarters. The Hoosiers played that one on cruise control, and they did so without Mackenzie Holmes, who dressed but did not play due to knee soreness. The Hoosiers top-four seed status earned them the right to serve as a host during the tournament’s first weekend but the Sweet Sixteen and beyond will be held at neutral sites.
The Indiana Hoosiers and Miami Hurricanes will look to keep dancing with a win in the second round of NCAA tournament play Monday night in women's ...
The No. 1 seed Hoosiers take on No. 9 seed Miami (Fla.) on Monday at 8 p.m. at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The winner ...
Miami celebrated the win appropriately, but refocused to face one of the best teams in the country. It’s a great blessing to have, that people in the stands that bring us so much energy and enthusiasm, and they’re smart. Fans are gonna come out and support teams that win and have success and we’ve been able to do that and so I’m not not surprised by it. As IU celebrated that victory, Holmes memorably bolted up the bleachers, high-fiving students on the way up as her teammates followed behind. She expects her standout forward to be able to play, but said that her minutes would depend on how she’s feeling — both in terms of her injury and her conditioning. IU won its first-ever Big Ten title on senior day against Purdue, in front of the first sellout crowd in program history. I feel like our defense is going to be what we focus on a lot, and I think that we’re ready to do that.” But they flipped the game around in the third quarter with a 20-7 advantage, significantly cutting into the deficit. But that need never arrived, as freshman Lilly Meister and graduate student Alyssa Geary filled in admirably and the Hoosiers pulled away by halftime. The forward was available in a limited capacity, if needed, as she battled knee soreness. Holmes said after Saturday’s game that her status for Monday would depend on how she’s feeling on game day. 16 seed Tennessee Tech on Saturday in the first round, despite first team All-American Mackenzie Holmes not playing.
This was the best Indiana team in years. Led by second year head coach Mike Woodson and star Trayce Jackson-Davis, the Hoosiers gave the team and fanbase plenty ...
There’s more basketball to be played tonight from Teri Moren’s programs and plenty of updates to write in the coming weeks. Kaleb Banks logged a few key minutes in the latter half of the season while Malik Reneau grew into his own in a reserve role for Thompson and Jackson-Davis. Between his roof-raising dunks and his leadership, he was a centerpiece for both the fanbase and the team itself. That’s a lot of production to replace, so expect the transfer portal to come into play. He didn’t have to, could’ve rode off into the sunset and worked his way up in the NBA, but he did. Led by second year head coach Mike Woodson and star Trayce Jackson-Davis, the Hoosiers gave the team and fanbase plenty of memories.
ALBANY, N.Y. — In a single file line, Indiana's Race Thompson, Miller Kopp and Trayce Jackson-Davis walked out of Indiana's locker room.
The coaches, fans and players all care. Jackson-Davis didn’t just leave his legacy in the record books, he left it in the hearts of everyone who counted on him, saw him play and raised the roof after a big dunk in Assembly Hall. This year they were a lock and a four-seed. But on a season-ending loss, the “hows” and “whys” don’t carry much weight. To have the Indiana fans on your back and just cheering for you and giving them hope. People might remember that for the next couple of days. and I know this guy right next to me (Mike Woodson) is gonna make sure that things stay in the right direction.” The game is a story in itself. Over the past two years, Kopp, Thompson and Jackson-Davis have grown and changed. The person feels more important than the player. — In a single file line, Indiana’s Race Thompson, Miller Kopp and Trayce Jackson-Davis walked out of Indiana’s locker room. He stood in the corner opposite of Indiana’s bench and slowly walked off the floor.
A right ankle injury against Duke didn't hold back Norchad Omier for long, and guard Isaiah Wong continued to be a dominant player.
The Hoosiers will play their final game at Assembly Hall for the season.
The Hoosiers average 81 points per game, — sixth in the nation, and shoot 50% from the field, second in the nation. The game will be available to watch on ESPN2. [@alexpaulphoto](https://twitter.com/alexpaulphoto)) for updates throughout the Indiana women’s basketball season. The Hurricanes upped their full-court press to wreak havoc on the Cowboys and force turnovers, 13 in total. The Hurricanes finished sixth in the Atlantic Coastal Conference. “We’re a team that likes to push the pace and we won’t change our identity,” Moren said. The 17-point comeback is tied for the fifth largest in NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament history, according to ESPN. They force 17 turnovers per game, nine of those being steals for the Hurricanes which plays into their transition offense. The Hoosiers look to build on their Miami’s goal is to prevent meeting the exact fate it encountered last season. The Hurricanes hold their opponents to 64 points per game on 41.5% shooting from the field and 32% shooting on threes. The Hurricanes trailed by 17 at halftime before charging back in the second half for an eventual 1-point victory.
It was a poster of the Indiana University (IU) men's basketball team. One of my parents is an IU alum, but more than that, we were all born in Indiana, flat ...
The lifelong dream is to come home someday and return the favor of help. The dream is to leave. And though the song is about a different misunderstood flyover state, she could have been singing about the state of my birth and the oft-mocked ways of any Midwesterners, really. [lost to Miami](https://www.si.com/college/indiana/basketball/what-trey-galloway-said-after-indiana-basketball-85-69-loss-to-miami-in-ncaa-tournament) in the [NCAA Tournament](https://www.salon.com/2017/09/29/if-colleges-wont-pay-student-athletes-someone-will/) Round of 32, ending its basketball season this year. [Rudy](https://www.salon.com/2023/03/13/ke-huy-quan-goonies-oscar/)," and directed by Indiana-born David Anspaugh in his directorial debut, " [Hoosiers](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12h5KGHU8Mg)" tells the story of a small-town Indiana boys' basketball team who makes it to the state championship in a "barn burner" game. ) But while Norman doesn't tape up a ["Believe" sign](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1F0wHs8Zz3g) in the dreary locker room, he gets the town on his side — and rooting for their own. Witness the outpouring of love and support for Because a good thing the town has is basketball. Sports remind us of youth and the potential we all might have had, a potential relived vicariously in athletes often not even old enough to vote. The 1986 film "Hoosiers" provides a window. It was home to [legendary basketball programs](https://www.salon.com/2021/10/19/wnba-nba-vaccine-public-health/) at both the college and high school levels. Even now, I can picture the poster in the basement of my childhood home.
The Indiana Hoosiers get another home game in the women's NCAA tournament when the Miami Hurricanes visit for second-round action.
[IU's All-American post player](https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/indiana/2023/03/20/indiana-womens-basketball-star-mackenzie-holmes-will-start-vs-miami/70029936007/) is listed as a probable starter after missing the first-round game. [IU has stars, but bench's mentality propels Hoosiers, too](https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/indiana/2023/03/19/indiana-womens-basketball-vs-miami-in-ncaaw-tournament-second-round-preview-iu-hoosiers/70010170007/) IU women advance with 30-point win over Tennessee Tech](https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/indiana/2023/03/18/indiana-womens-basketball-beats-tennessee-tech-in-ncaaw-first-round-march-madness-iu-grace-berger/70004821007/) [Hurricanes](https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/indiana/2023/03/18/indiana-womens-basketball-5-things-to-know-miami-hurricanes/70010171007/) (20-12) edged Oklahoma State in the first round after trailing heading into the fourth quarter. [Lilly Meister](https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/indiana/2023/03/18/ncaaw-iu-lilly-meister-steps-up-in-mackenzie-holmes-absence-indiana-womens-basketball-first-round/70004834007/) acquitted herself well in Holmes' place.
Indiana men's basketball reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since going on to a Sweet Sixteen appearance in 2016, ...
CLICK HERE to download the CBS Sports Mobile App and get the latest on your team today](https://www.cbssports.com/mobile?_branch_match_id=698272781914669580). [Trayce Jackson-Davis](//247sports.com/Player/Trayce-Jackson-Davis-46041487) alone was simply not enough for Indiana to continue its quest for a first Final Four appearance since 2002, as the Hurricanes dominated the Hoosiers in the paint en route to sending another Big Ten squad packing. The Big Ten has not produced a national champion in men's basketball since 2000, when
The No. 1-seeded Hoosiers fell to Miami (Fla.), 70-68, on a shot in the paint by guard Destiny Harden. Both teams traded big shots in the fourth quarter, but it ...
But the Hurricanes answered by getting the ball to Harden in the paint, who faced up against Berger. But it turned into a metaphorical boxing match in the fourth quarter, in a tight game that saw both teams hitting clutch shot after clutch shot. Grace Berger came out and opened the quarter with a three-pointer, quickly followed by a defensive stop, and then another Berger layup. The Hurricanes were hitting their open shots, but also tough, contested looks, and they responded in big moments when the crowd came alive. Both teams traded big shots in the fourth quarter, but it was the Hoosiers who ultimately came up on the wrong end. The Hurricanes built a double-digit lead during the first quarter, and IU was unable to cut into it for very long.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — One-seed Indiana women's basketball ended its season and NCAA Tournament run with a 70-68 loss to 9-seed Miami in Simon Skjodt Assembly ...
The 9-seed Hurricanes shocked the 1-seed Hoosiers in the women's NCAA tournament, and the sports world paid tribute.
[March 21, 2023] Indiana's last-ditch attempt ended in a turnover, and the Canes are moving on to the Sweet 16. [Indiana Hoosiers](/womens-college-basketball/team/_/id/84/indiana-hoosiers) in a thrilling 70-68 game.
Senior forward Mackenzie Holmes talks to a referee after a no foul call March 20, 2023, at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington. Miami defeated Indiana 70- ...
But as she gazed from one block of empty seats to the next, her appreciation for her short time in Bloomington was evident. For Moren, Holmes, Berger and everyone involved in the program, it will likely take some time to recover. She stepped to the free-throw line, took a few dribbles and sunk her first attempt. Whether we didn’t communicate the way we needed to on a switch, whether we went under a ball screen, that was not our gameplan.” React to the loss as you wish. The 8-point hole felt more akin to a giant well, but to the Hoosiers credit, they fought. But a questionable offensive possession in which Berger put up a contested floater bailed out the Hurricanes and yanked them right back into contention. Holmes was completely stifled in the first half, but her 18 second half points spearheaded a comeback that fell just short. Most importantly, each saw the farewell of Hoosier greats that ushered in a new era of Indiana basketball: senior forward Trayce Jackson-Davis for the No. But now, the pairing’s third March Madness run has come to a close. It’s hard to script a worse 24 hours for the Hoosier state. Each saw one team pouncing on loose balls and boxing out for rebounds with tenacity, and the other seemingly flustered by the physicality.
And after that heartbreaking 70-68 loss to Miami (Fla.) at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, IU's locker room displayed the ...
But the realization that this was her last time playing with Berger and Alyssa Geary was harder to cope with. Unlike Berger, this — in all likelihood — is the end of her competitive playing career. The manager caught it, and the two walked back into the tunnel they emerged from with arms around each other. Geary walked to the free-throw line, and the manager stood under the hoop. By that point, the only others remaining were media and employees cleaning up the seating bowl. Berger, like Moore-McNeil, had a chance to put her team in front in the closing stretch. After Berger’s miss, and Miami adding two points at the free-throw line, Yarden Garzon hit a cold-blooded stepback 3-pointer with seven seconds left to tie the game at 68-68. It’s a pain that doesn’t come with a playbook. Browne’s season ended the way it began, watching from the bench while recovering from an injury; Wisne saw the court for just the 11th game this season, for all of 30 seconds. The junior missed an open layup that would’ve given Indiana a one-point lead with less than 30 seconds to play. For Indiana women’s basketball, Monday night presented the instantaneous version, in its most painful form, with meanings that the players will need a long time to grasp. 1 seed for the first time in program history, saw a golden opportunity to reach its first Final Four slip away.
Indiana women's basketball fell to Miami 70-68 in the NCAA Tournament second round to end its season. Here's what head coach Teri Moren said in an emotional ...