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Indiana Basketball is getting an official visit from one of the top-ranked players in the 2025 class. Jalen Haralson announced he will be in Bloomington on August 31st for his official visit. He is also visiting Notre Dame on September 7th and Michigan State on September 14th.

Jacob Goins tells you why it is crucial for Haralson to get on campus, as the Hoosiers try to land the number one player in the state of Indiana. Class of 2026 rising star Anthony Thompson was on campus this week, and said he loved his time visiting with Head Coach Mike Woodson. Finally, who will emerge this Summer and become a leader for Indiana Basketball?

Mike Woodson and Indiana Basketball showed out for Braylon Mullins and Trent Sisley over the weekend, and it's time to bring them home to Bloomington. Two of the top players in 2025 from Indiana, the entire coaching staff and all players from the team came out to watch Mullins and Sisley play in Assembly Hall this past weekend.

Jacob Goins tells you why Indiana needs to land these two players in the 2025 class, and how the team understands the importance of their recruitment. Indiana Basketball released jersey numbers for the players on this years team, and Indiana Football continues to tease new uniforms as well.

Jalen Haralson is the No. 1 player in Indiana for 2025, which is why Mike Woodson and Indiana Basketball are doing everything they can do land him. The Hoosiers are not alone, with big programs like Gonzaga, Kansas, Auburn and others all after the talented Small Forward.

Jacob Goins tells you why it just makes sense for Haralson to be a Hoosier, and how his latest stats show he could benefit from being in Bloomington. Former Point Guard Xavier Johnson talks his Indiana Pacers workout, plus a look into the Assembly Ball Indiana Alumni team for The Basketball Tournament (TBT) this July.

As the Indiana Basketball team has started summer workouts, what is the latest word around the program? Players like Mackenzie Mgbako have gotten off to a hot start, and newcomers like Myles Rice and Kanaan Carlyle could be in for big seasons in Bloomington under Mike Woodson.

Jacob Goins gives you his thoughts on what this roster could do this season for the Hoosiers, with a good combination of returners and new faces. Former Point Guard Xavier Johnson is working out with the Indiana Pacers on Thursday. How can Indiana Athletics take advantage of the new era of college sports?

Mike Woodson and his staff were out recruiting one of the top players in the class of 2027 this week, Babatunde Oladotun. While Oladotun does not have a ranking yet, he's projected to be top-5 in the class. The Hoosiers continue to jump on big name players early, in hopes of big recruiting success down the road.

Jacob Goins breaks down the game of the future 5-star, and why Mike Woodson just "gets" it with recruiting. Kel'el Ware continues to be projected as a First Round pick in the NBA Draft, but which landing spot is best for him? Finally, Curt Cignetti is tired of people questioning Indiana Football in recruiting, and we agree.

Indiana Basketball now has three of its biggest targets set to take official visits this fall: Braylon Mullins, Malachi Moreno, and Trent Sisley. The three players from the Indiana Elite AAU team will visit Mike Woodson and the Hoosiers together the weekend of September 20-22.

Jacob Goins previews what could be the biggest recruiting weekend ever for Indiana Basketball, as three main targets will visit at the same time. Bringing in teammates has a huge advantage, and there's another angle that needs to be discussed. We look at the FPI rankings some more for Indiana Football and the Big Ten, plus discuss the new suites being added to Memorial Stadium this Fall.