VIDEO: Answering Your Indiana Basketball Questions, Starting With Rob Phinisee's Point Guard Load
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana's basketball season is just a few weeks away now, with an Oct. 29 exhibition game against Gannon University just 14 days out.
With the season upon us, it's time for Sports Illustrated Indiana's Tom Brew to start taking your questions on the Hoosiers. We'll do it every day at 10 a.m., so feel free to send us your comments.
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- You can ask questions either in TEXT or VIDEO format. And if it's easier for you to email those questions, just send them straight to Tom at tombrew@hilltop30.com
Our first question for Asked & Answered
The first question of the series comes from John, who's an IU grad out in Lincoln, Neb. John wants to know about sophomore point guard Rob Phinisee and how many minutes he's going to have to log at the point.
Check out the video for the answer and feel free to join the party yourself by asking a question. We're looking forward to having some fun with this all season long.
Recent Indiana basketball stories worth reading
- It's clear from Hoosier Hysteria that freshman Trayce Jackson-Davis already gets IU basketball tradition. CLICK HERE
- Maturity and versatility can make Indiana a better team this season in Archie Miller's third year at the helm. CLICK HERE
- "Captain Durham" sounds exactly right to Al Durham's high school basketball coach back in Georgia. CLICK HERE
