TheHoosier.com staff is talking about Darian DeVries’ recent media availability and the current state of Indiana Basketball.Writer and host Drew Rosenberg and Basketball recruiting analyst Kyler Staley talk about DeVries’ comments on the center position and Tucker DeVries’ injury update.

Hoosier the Bison is returning home to Indiana University. On Tuesday, the school announced that Hoosier the Bison, Indiana University's beloved mascot from 1965 to 1969, will be back roaming the sidelines in Bloomington.

The first-year Hoosiers coach left an impression on fans meeting him for the first time. He brought his staff with him and seemed like a natural.

The bison debuted as Indiana’s official mascot in 1965, but it was quickly phased out in 1969. The school briefly adopted Mr. Hoosier Pride as its mascot ten years later in 1979. However, this version was retired after just one year.

Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti was in Borden this week to speak with fans and donors about the upcoming season. The Hoosiers are hoping to continue

BORDEN — Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti got in some good natured ribbing at the expense of the school’s new basketball coach Darian DeVries on Thursday night when the coaches visited Huber’s Orchard & Winery for the athletic department’s annual booster event.

DeVries doesn’t know the heights his first Hoosier squad can reach. Indiana has 11 players currently signed to its roster with its first practice looming June 2, and DeVries said he’ll know much more about the strengths and weaknesses of his team as summer progresses.

There were many things Indiana men’s basketball fans wanted to hear from Indiana men’s basketball coach Darian DeVries on Wednesday night duri