As you have no doubt heard by now, class of 2021 center Logan Duncomb committed to Indiana this week. Duncomb and his Cincinnati Moeller head coach Carl Kremer both gave radio interviews this week. You can listen to both below. See also: Duncomb commits to IU | TDH Duncomb Q&A | Duncomb video interview | Updated scholarship chart The interview with Duncomb on Sports Rush with Brett Rump in Fort Wayne starts at the 15:00 mark. The interview with Coach Kremer on The Hoosier Report with Matt Denison in southern Indiana starts at the 31:00 mark. https://soundcloud.com/hoosierreport/wednesday-april-8-2020 Want us to share your interview…
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Nine Indiana basketball players that saw the floor during the season will be back for the 2020-21 campaign as of this writing. While formal practices have concluded, the work never stops for high major college basketball players. Growth and development happens in the offseason, in individual workouts and permitted organized team activities. At the end of each season the coaches sit down and have one-on-one meetings with the players. If you could talk to each of the nine returning players about their 2019-20 season and what they need to improve going forward, what would you say? We play Archie Miller…
The IU women’s basketball program saw a wave of transfers leave the program over the last couple months. In late January Indiana announced that guards Bendu Yeaney and Shaila Beeler were transferring. Last week, 2019 Miss Basketball Jorie Allen entered the transfer portal. Things have balanced out quickly over the last week as the Hoosiers made three additions to their roster. With only Brenna Wise graduating, head coach Teri Moren wasn’t anticipating the need to recruit for the 2020-21 roster, as transfer Danielle Patterson was waiting in the wings. But the three transfers created several openings that Moren and her…
It didn’t take long for Jacksonville, Fla. defensive back Larry Smith to pick Indiana. Just a few weeks after the Hoosiers offered a scholarship, Smith has verbally committed to play for IU. The 5-foot-11, 170 pound Smith announced his decision on his Twitter page on Friday. https://twitter.com/Watch_Larry/status/1248673720706699264?s=20 Ranked No. 529 nationally according to the 247Sports Composite and the No. 34 safety, Smith is a higher tier three-star recruit. According to Rivals Smith is a four-star recruit Smith led his Lee High School team with five interceptions and added 52 tackles on the season. He made the Class 6A first team…
IU basketball signee and Bloomington High School South product Anthony Leal has been named Indiana Mr. Basketball for 2020. And for the first time ever, an incoming IU basketball player has won the award for three straight years. https://twitter.com/anthonyl3al/status/1248629279182802947?s=20 Leal averaged 18.2 points and 4.3 rebounds per game and led Bloomington South to an undefeated 26-0 season. He set the career scoring record at Bloomington South with 1,620 points. An efficient scorer, Leal shot 59% from the field overall, including 37% from behind the arc. Leal made 76% of his free throws and added 4 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 2.2…
Trey Patterson is a 4-star recruit and the No. 38 player in the country in the class of 2021 according to the 247Sports Composite. The 6-foot-8 wing took an official visit to Indiana in the fall. The Somerset, N.J. product averaged 19.8 points and 10.1 rebounds per game for the 2019-20 season and was named first team All-State while leading Rutgers Prep to a 27-2 record. Indiana is competing with several high major programs for Patterson including Villanova, Florida, Auburn and UConn. Below are more than three minutes of junior season highlights for Patterson, courtesy of Jersey Sports Zone. See…
Nine Indiana basketball players that saw the floor during the season will be back for the 2020-21 campaign as of this writing. While formal practices have concluded, the work never stops for high major college basketball players. Growth and development happens in the offseason, in individual workouts and permitted organized team activities. At the end of each season the coaches sit down and have one-on-one meetings with the players. If you could talk to each of the nine returning players about their 2019-20 season and what they need to improve going forward, what would you say? We play Archie Miller…
The Daily Hoosier caught up with new Indiana basketball class of 2021 commit Logan Duncomb to discuss a wide range of topics. We touch on his recruitment, his fit at IU, academics, playing with fellow recruit Trey Kaufman and much more. See also: Duncomb commits to IU | Duncomb video interview | Updated scholarship chart TDH: On his upbringing, growing up an Iowa fan, and impressions of Indiana as a kid. (NOTE: Duncomb’s father attended Iowa and was a Hawkeye fan) Duncomb: I lived in Iowa for two years or something like that, when I was young. I didn’t watch…
Nine Indiana basketball players that saw the floor during the season will be back for the 2020-21 campaign as of this writing. While formal practices have concluded, the work never stops for high major college basketball players. Growth and development happens in the offseason, in individual workouts and permitted organized team activities. At the end of each season the coaches sit down and have one-on-one meetings with the players. If you could talk to each of the nine returning players about their 2019-20 season and what they need to improve going forward, what would you say? We play Archie Miller…
One of the top grad transfers on the market has included Indiana on his list of finalists. 6-foot-4 shooting guard Charles Minlend from San Francisco is down to Arizona, Arkansas, Butler, BYU, Gonzaga, Indiana and Mississippi State, according to Jake Weingarten of Stock Risers. Minlend averaged 14.4 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.8 assists as a junior in the WCC. He was named All-WCC second team each of the last two seasons. Originally from Concord, N.C., Minlend is 18th on USF’s all-time scoring list with 1,271 career points. He shot 41.6 percent from the field overall in 2019-20, including 30.3 percent…