The Hoosiers have an astonishing 73 assists on 103 made field goals through their first three games. They've found their identity even with a remade roster.

BTP previews the upcoming season for Indiana and what fans should expect from the program heading into the season.

Indiana men’s basketball is set to open the 2025-26 season on Wednesday night against Alabama A&M at Assembly Hall. The game will be the official debut of the Hoosiers’ new look roster and marks the true beginning of the Darian DeVries era in Bloomington.

A new coach, a revamped roster, and a scoring duo poised to ignite the court. Here's what to expect from Indiana this season.

DeVries starts two true point guards in Tayton Conerway and Conor Enright. The two lead the Hoosiers in assists with 6.4 and 4 per game, respectively. Having two capable ballhandlers and passers on the floor naturally opens the offense up a bit more and allows for more scoring opportunities in transition and halfcourt.

Once defined by tradition, Indiana has reinvented itself through the transfer portal with Curt Cignetti’s football team and Darian DeVries’ basketball squad proving that in Bloomington, winning now comes with a new roster and a new mindset.

A high-scoring Indiana basketball team was anything but as its shot went cold against Incarnate Word. The defense in the first half helped it build a 19-point lead, even with 12:47 left in the game, but Incarnate Word cut the lead down to five twice in the final two minutes. Still, the Hoosiers secured a 69-61 win down the stretch.

As expected, Indiana handled NAIA program Marian University with ease in its first exhibition game, cruising to a 107-46 win at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Sunday's exhibition game against Baylor in Indianapolis should be a better gauge of how the Hoosiers ...