Hoosier Roundtable Podcast: What Are Tournament Scenarios For Indiana Men And Women?

On Wednesday's episode of the Hoosier Roundtable Podcast, Todd Golden and Brandon Brown recap Indiana's 73-64 loss to Oregon, the big game against Ohio State on Saturday, a preview of the Big Ten women's tournament and Indiana football.
Indiana Hoosiers guard Anthony Leal (3) drives to the basket against Oregon Ducks guard Jackson Shelstad (3) during the second half at Matthew Knight Arena.
Indiana Hoosiers guard Anthony Leal (3) drives to the basket against Oregon Ducks guard Jackson Shelstad (3) during the second half at Matthew Knight Arena. | Craig Strobeck-Imagn Images

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - It's been a roller coaster week for Indiana athletics.

Indiana's men's basketball team got itself on the right side of the NCAA Tournament bubble with wins over Penn State and Washington, but Tuesday's 73-64 loss at Oregon was a setback.

Similarly, Indiana's women's basketball team had a tough loss on Senior Night against Maryland, but rebounded with a Barn Burner Trophy win at Purdue on Sunday. Indiana has to protect its flank from other bubble teams as the Hoosiers begin the Big Ten Tournament at noon on Thursday against Oregon.

Indiana football had its Pro Day for departing players on Tuesday and will begin spring practice on Saturday.

All of that and more is discussed on the Hoosier Roundtable podcast. This week with Todd Golden and Brandon Brown.

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  • INDIANA TOURNEY SCENARIOS CONVERGE: Hoosiers have a big home game against Ohio State on Saturday that will help determine Indiana's Big Ten and NCAA Tournament fates. CLICK HERE.
  • MENDOZA IMPRESSES: New Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza threw at Indiana's Pro Day and won over some veteran Indiana receivers. CLICK HERE.
  • HOW TO WATCH BIG TEN WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT: Indiana takes on Oregon at noon on Thursday in the Big Ten Tournament. Here's how to watch. CLICK HERE.
  • INDIANA-OREGON GAME STORY: Oregon defeated Indiana 73-64 Tuesday with a 10-0 run to finish the game, sparked by a deep three from Jackson Shelstad. After the game, Mike Woodson ripped the officials for a 21 to seven free throw attempt disparity. CLICK HERE
  • WHAT WOODSON SAID: Here's everything Indiana coach Mike Woodson said after the Hoosiers lost 73-64 to the Oregon Ducks Tuesday at Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene. CLICK HERE

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TODD GOLDEN

Long-time Indiana journalist Todd Golden has been a writer with “Indiana Hoosiers on SI” since 2024, and has worked at several state newspapers for more than two decades. Follow Todd on Twitter @ToddAaronGolden.