Hoosier Roundtable Podcast: Darian DeVries Begins Making Big Recruiting Moves

The Hoosier Roundtable Podcast returns for another round. We talk Indiana basketball recruiting, getting one over on Kentucky, women's basketball doings, spring football and Lee Corso retiring.

Troy Trojans guard Tayton Conerway (12) works out with guard Braydon Whitaker (21) during NCAA Tournament First Round Practiceat Fiserv Forum. | Benny Sieu-Imagn Images

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - It's been a busy week for Indiana athletics and the Hoosier Roundtable Podcast discussed a lot of it.

Indiana men's basketball coach Darian DeVries got some big wins in the transfer portal with the additions of Lamar Wilkerson, Tayton Conerway and Jasai Miles. Wilkerson was the most highly-coveted of the trio as Indiana beat Kentucky for his services.

Indiana women's basketball also added Zania Socka-Nguemen and Edessa Noyam, a pair of 6-3 players who should help the Hoosiers get bigger and more athletic.

Indiana's Spring Game is tonight at 8 p.m. We discuss that and how the spring game fits (or doesn't) into the new landscape of college football.

Finally, former Indiana football coach Lee Corso's retirement from ESPN College GameDay was announced on Thursday. Very few TV personalities can say they added to the spice of college football culture, but Corso definitely did.

You can watch and listen at the link below.

Related stories on Indiana basketball

• CONERWAY COMMITS: Former Troy guard Tayton Coneway is a Hoosier after he confirmed his commitment on Wednesday night. CLICK HERE.

• MILES IS A HOOSIER: Former North Florida guard Jasai Miles has committed to Indiana. CLICK HERE.

• DEVRIES WINS HEARTS AND MINDS: Not only did Darian DeVries get Lamar Wilkerson, he beat Kentucky to do it. That will go over very well among Indiana fans. CLICK HERE.

• WILKERSON WANTED TO BE A PRIORITY AND INDIANA MADE HIM FEEL THAT WAY: Lamar Wilkerson explained why he chose Indiana over Kentucky. CLICK HERE.

• WILKERSON IS A HOOSIER: In a frenzied battle with Kentucky for his services, Lamar Wilkerson is headed to Indiana. CLICK HERE.