Indiana basketball guard Trey Galloway's has been at the center of Hoosiers' late push to reach the NCAA Tournament:

The Hoosiers were down a player against an aggressive Penn State defense. It didn't matter as steady play from starters, and timely bench production led to win.

Trey Galloway set four different season or career highs in Indiana’s 83-78 victory over Penn State, and when it mattered most, Galloway was at his best.

Discover how the iconic film "Hoosiers" starring Gene Hackman helped transform the Hoosier Gym into a basketball haven for generations.

Hackman’s dazzling acting career stands out for sports fans for a single reason: His unforgettable role as Hickory Huskers coach Norman Dale in “Hoosiers.”

Hackman's portrayal of coach Dale's transformation — and redemption — throughout "Hoosiers" was the heartbeat of the box-office classic.

In the third quarter, Indiana tried to turn things around when Shay Ciezki and Yarden Garzon knocked down back-to-back 3-pointers to make it a one-possession game. Garzon led the Hoosiers with 18 points and 15 of those game in the second half.

After Indiana women’s basketball made a stop on the defensive end of the floor and junior guard Henna Sandvik secured a rebound, Chloe Moore-McNeil ran down the court and sent a pass flying between two Maryland defenders. The pass landed in the hands of Sydney Parrish, who laid it into the hoop for an Indiana basket.

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