For so many reasons, the Spiece Indy Heat 2015 squad badly wanted a win in Sunday’s Adidas May Classic final. Spiece coach Jim Reamer had never won a May Classic title straight up as a coach, losing one title game and winning another by forfeit with previous teams. This particular group of Spiece players had [...]

The Hyron Edwards-Jalen Coleman relationship is still admittedly a work in progress. The two most sought-after point guards in the state of Indiana’s Class of 2015 aren’t yet close to that near-telepathic connection that great backcourts develop with each player able to find the other on the floor without really looking. Coleman is still getting [...]

For those of you who live in Bloomington or points close and are into AAU/summer travel basketball, the Adidas May Classic released its schedule Tuesday evening. The pool play schedule can be found here and everything else can be found here. At first glance, there aren’t as many Indiana recruits as in previous years. The [...]

FORT WAYNE — Early on in Saturday night’s tournament game against Spiece, North Central freshman Eron Gordon was finding it surprisingly easy to score on Spiece’s Jaquan Lyle, the No. 17 player in the Class of 2014. But then Gordon made the mistake of letting Lyle know about it. “I came out kind of stiff,” [...]

FORT WAYNE — Indiana was the first school to offer Park Tudor forward Trevon Bluiett a scholarship back in 2010, just before his freshman season. Bluiett is still taking his time with making a commitment and has picked up crates full of scholarship offers since, but the Hoosiers have maintained contact and tried to keep [...]

FORT WAYNE — James Blackmon Jr. couldn’t stand being forced to watch the games from the sidelines, and yet he kept doing it. The 6-foot-2 guard and Indiana 2014 commitment watched from the sidelines during each of Fort Wayne Bishop Luers’ remaining games in the 2011-2012 season after he suffered an ACL tear on Feb. [...]

When Jaquan Lyle shot up the national recruiting rankings after the summer following his freshman year at Evansville Bosse, he had hordes of people telling him how great he was, and his ego was admittedly swelling. Indiana, the first school to offer him a scholarship, certainly played a part in it, but IU coach Tom [...]