Indiana basketball is an institution, but the program has fallen on tough times after reaching the NCAA Tournament twice over the last nine years. Mike Woodson announced in the middle of the season that he would not return and Indiana fell short of being included in March Madness for a second straight year.

Longtime athletic trainer Tim Garl won't be retained, his attorney said, after 44 years with Indiana basketball. Here's what we know.

Tim Garl has been Indiana’s basketball athletic trainer since 1981. His departure signals the continued makeover of Hoosiers basketball.

The 6-foot-8 Mgbako, who chose IU over Kansas after decommitting from Duke, played two seasons for the Hoosiers, appearing in 65 games and starting 64. He averaged 12.2 points and 4.6 rebounds while shooting 41.5% from the field and 32.8% from beyond the arc.

Cincinnati Bearcats basketball has lost assistant coach Drew Adams to the Indiana Hoosiers and the new staff of Darrian DeVries.

Back in October, Hoosiers On SI ran a series predicting whether Indiana’s men’s basketball team was better than its Big Ten foes. Here’s the good, the okay and the ugly of how our ...

Indiana University parted ways with a longtime athletic trainer after 44 seasons, the man's attorney said Tuesday.Tim Garl had been the head men's basketball trainer at the school since 1981 before IU athletic director Scott Dolson told him his Hoosiers career would end and his last day of work was Monday.

The building block for which IU could build its team around has entered the transfer portal after her versatility helped elevate the Hoosiers.