Locked On Hoosiers - Daily Podcast On Indiana Hoosiers Football & Basketball Locked On Podcast Network

Head Coach Curt Cignetti and Indiana Football have secured on official visit from 5-Star Quarterback Julian Lewis, the longtime USC commit. One of the highest rated QB's in the 2025 class, he's set to be in Bloomington the weekend of May 31st. Can the Hoosiers land one of their biggest football recruits ever?

Jacob Goins discusses what it means for Indiana Football to get a visitor like this, and what the Hoosiers need to do to make sure it goes well. New football facility upgrades are in the works according to AD Scott Dolson, which aligns perfectly with Lewis taking a visit. Plus, Indiana Baseball takes a trip to Lincoln for a big series vs Nebraska.

Mike Woodson and Indiana Basketball have been actively recruiting 4-star Guard Braylon Mullins, but now the rest of the college basketball world has discovered him as well. Can the Hoosiers fight off programs like Duke and UCONN to land the in-state Shooting Guard?

Jacob Goins breaks down the game of Mullins, and what it would mean for Indiana to bring him home. We look at the final rankings for incoming Freshman Bryson Tucker, and evaluate the current roster for Indiana Basketball heading into the 2024-2025 season in Bloomington.

The Indiana Hoosiers have brought in Oumar Ballo, Myles Rice, and Kanaan Carlyle through the transfer portal, and brought back Malik Reneau and Mackenzie Mgbako. With the roster, on top of other factors, can Mike Woodson and Indiana Basketball win the Big Ten title next year?

Jacob Goins gives you three reasons why the Hoosiers can compete and win the Big Ten conference next season. The roster will be one of the best in the conference, the opponents line up how you want them, and the coaching and game planning has a chance to be special. With all of those things, the Hoosiers have a chance to complete a major turnaround.

Mike Woodson and Indiana Basketball added some key pieces through the transfer portal: Oumar Ballo, Kanaan Carlyle, Myles Rice, and Luke Goode. Which one is the best addition, and where do the others rank so far?

Jacob Goins ranks the transfer portal additions so far for Indiana Basketball, while breaking down what each players impact could be next season. He tells why the guards Rice and Carlyle will instantly make the team better, and how Ballo is the perfect replacement for Kel'el Ware. Finally, an update on Bellarmine transfer Langdon Hatton.

Could more good news be on the way for Mike Woodson and Indiana Basketball? The Hoosiers have started receiving predictions for Bellarmine transfer Langdon Hatton, who would become the backup for Oumar Ballo and Malik Reneau this season.

Jacob Goins gives his take on Hatton and what he could bring to Bloomington, and also gives his prediction on if the Hoosiers land him. Two big tournaments for high school basketball were happening this weekend: The adidas 3SSb in Birmingham, Alabama and the Nike EYBL in Atlanta, Georgia, where many Indiana prospects played. Plus, Curt Cignetti and Indiana Football picked up two massive portal commitments over the weekend, including a Freshman All-American Cornerback.

Clemson transfer Alex Hemenway is set to visit Mike Woodson and Indiana Basketball on May 14th. The 43% 3-pt shooter is also visiting Vanderbilt and Maryland, places that potentially could have more to offer. Hemenway could join the portal class of Oumar Ballo, Myles Rice, and Kanaan Carlyle.

Jacob Goins gives his thoughts on Hemenway visiting Indiana, and what the Indiana native could bring to Bloomington. We break down some interesting comments from Indiana AD Scott Dolson about Mike Woodson, and look at the upcoming Big Ten opponents for basketball next season.