Few programs in college basketball command the respect and legacy of the Indiana Hoosiers. Competing proudly in the Big Ten Conference, the Hoosiers call the legendary Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall their home—a cathedral of basketball excellence where generations of fans have lived and breathed the game.
With five National Championships (1940, 1953, 1976, 1981, 1987), Indiana remains one of the sport’s bluebloods. The 1976 team—still the last undefeated NCAA men’s champion—stands as one of college basketball’s greatest feats. The Hoosiers’ résumé also includes 41 NCAA Tournament appearances, 68 tournament victories, and 22 Big Ten titles, a testament to their enduring power and tradition.
As the program enters a new era under Head Coach Darian DeVries, excitement is surging once again in Bloomington. The Hoosiers’ passionate fanbase—anchored by the roaring Crimson Guard—continues to make Assembly Hall one of the most electric venues in all of sports.
Indiana’s roster blends experienced veterans, high-profile transfers, and rising international talent—all ready to restore the Hoosiers to national prominence.
A versatile and athletic big man, Andrej Acimovic arrives in Bloomington with professional-level experience from the U19 ABA League and Bosnia’s senior divisions. Averaging 17.5 points and 7.5 rebounds in U19 play and nearly identical numbers against grown pros, Acimovic’s combination of size, touch, and efficiency (65% FG, 39% 3PT) make him a perfect modern-day center.
Having represented Bosnia and Herzegovina’s U16 and U18 National Teams, his international pedigree and work ethic promise a bright future in crimson and cream.
Reed Bailey brings experience, scoring, and leadership from his standout career at Davidson. Over three seasons, he amassed 1,203 points, 476 rebounds, and 194 assists, starting all 97 games for the Wildcats.
In 2024-25, he elevated his game to star status, earning Atlantic 10 First-Team All-Conference and Most Improved Player honors. Averaging 18.8 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists per game while shooting nearly 48%, Bailey proved he can dominate against top-tier opponents like Gonzaga and Arizona. His versatility and consistency will be invaluable in Big Ten play.
A national champion and proven winner, Sam Alexis joins Indiana after successful stints at Chattanooga and Florida. Across 89 career games, Alexis posted 628 points, 505 rebounds, and 104 steals, anchoring the frontcourt with physicality and defense.
He started all 32 games during his Southern Conference days, earning All-League honors. At Florida, he contributed key minutes on the 2025 NCAA title team, averaging 4.7 points and 3.5 rebounds. Alexis’s toughness and experience will bring reliability and grit to Indiana’s rotation.
A breakout freshman from North Florida, Josh Harris joins the Hoosiers as an emerging star. In his debut collegiate season, he poured in 402 points and grabbed 212 rebounds, averaging 13.4 points and 7.1 boards per game.
He started all 30 games, shot 55.7% from the field, and posted multiple 20-plus-point performances—including standout efforts versus Charleston Southern and Georgia Tech. His blend of athleticism, rebounding, and inside scoring gives Indiana another dynamic frontcourt weapon.
A consensus 4-star recruit, Trent Sisley represents the future of Indiana basketball. At Heritage Hills High School, he compiled 1,715 points and 751 rebounds, then sharpened his game at national powerhouse Montverde Academy.
Sisley was instrumental in Indiana Elite’s undefeated 2024 spring and runner-up finish at the adidas 3SSB championship. Known for his shooting touch (40% from three) and all-around impact, Trent’s combination of Hoosier roots and elite talent make him one of the program’s most exciting prospects.
The coach’s son and team leader, Tucker DeVries joins Indiana after an incredible four-year run split between Drake and West Virginia. A two-time MVC Player of the Year, DeVries has already scored 1,986 career points while averaging 17.7 per game.
A natural scorer with deep range (36% 3PT) and an exceptional feel for the game, Tucker brings proven production, leadership, and chemistry under his father, Coach Darian DeVries. His 75% career win rate underscores the winning culture he carries to Bloomington.
Jasai Miles comes to Indiana after two strong seasons at North Florida, where he became an ASUN All-Conference performer. He tallied 675 points and 352 rebounds, shooting over 41% from the field.
In 2024-25, Miles averaged 15.4 points and 7 rebounds, earning Third-Team All-Conference honors. A consistent double-figure scorer and a capable rebounder from the guard spot, Miles adds length, energy, and scoring versatility to Indiana’s backcourt.
A sharpshooting, high-motor guard, Jason Drake impressed during his time at Cleveland State and Drexel. Across two seasons, he produced 391 points and 111 assists, averaging 11.1 points per game while shooting 39.6% from three.
Drake’s ability to both score and distribute makes him a valuable two-way contributor. His breakout 21-point performance versus Howard highlighted his knack for stepping up in big moments.
A two-time All-Conference USA First-Team selection from Sam Houston State, Lamar Wilkerson is a proven scorer with big-game experience. With 1,321 career points and 100 made threes in a single season, Wilkerson averaged 20.5 points per game last year while shooting an elite 44% from deep.
He scored in double figures every game of the 2024-25 season, torching Baylor, Texas Southern, and numerous ranked opponents. His elite shooting will stretch defenses and complement Indiana’s inside presence beautifully.
Conor Enright brings stability and championship pedigree from Drake and DePaul. A two-time MVC Tournament Champion, he’s compiled 545 points, 256 rebounds, and 304 assists over 91 games.
A true floor general, Enright has averaged 3.3 assists per game and boasts a 37% three-point clip. Known for his court vision and leadership, he’ll serve as a steadying presence in Indiana’s backcourt rotation.
One of the most electrifying guards in the mid-majors, Tayton Conerway arrives after two dominant seasons at Troy. The 2025 Sun Belt Player of the Year recorded 861 points, 243 assists, and 164 steals, setting a school record with 98 steals last season.
Averaging 14.2 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds per game, Conerway brings elite defense, quick hands, and relentless energy—perfectly suited for Big Ten play.
After two stellar seasons at Elon, Nick Dorn adds shooting and athleticism to the Hoosiers’ wings. With 662 points and 134 three-pointers made, he’s a proven scorer who averaged 12 points per game and hit double digits in 36 career contests.
Dorn’s efficient stroke and size make him a valuable floor spacer—capable of lighting up the scoreboard from beyond the arc.
A professional standout from KK Dynamic in Serbia’s KSL, Aleksa Ristic joins Indiana with European experience and a polished offensive game. Averaging 13.6 points, 4.2 assists, and nearly 39% from deep, he’s a skilled playmaker who has also represented Serbia in international competition.
After redshirting his freshman year at Air Force, Jordan Rayford joins Indiana ready to contribute. A former prep star at Phillips Academy, he averaged 23 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior. Off the court, he’s an NABC Honors Court member and Big Ten Distinguished Scholar, exemplifying Indiana’s ideal blend of athletic and academic excellence.
A four-year starter at Providence Christian Academy, Grensing led his team to a 2025 TSSAA State Championship, earning All-Tournament honors. A reliable shooter (47% from three) and team leader, he embodies the Hoosier spirit.
A local product with 929 career points and two All-Hoosier Crossroads First-Team honors, Snively adds homegrown toughness and high-IQ playmaking. His time on the Adidas 3SSB circuit has prepared him for college-level competition.
A gifted all-around player, Stephens averaged 15 points and 8 rebounds while shooting efficiently from all areas of the floor. An Academic All-Big Ten honoree, he represents the Hoosiers’ perfect mix of brains and basketball.
The 2025-26 season marks the dawn of a new era for Indiana basketball. Under Coach Darian DeVries, the Hoosiers have assembled one of the deepest, most balanced rosters in years—an exciting blend of youth, experience, and international flair.
The expectations are always sky-high in Bloomington, but this group has the talent, leadership, and identity to make a serious run at the Big Ten crown. As Assembly Hall fills with the echoes of “Hoo-Hoo-Hoo-Hoosiers!”, one thing is certain—Indiana basketball is back, and the crimson tide is rising once again.

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