The Baylor Bears traveled to the mecca of the sport of basketball to take on the Indiana Hoosiers in Indianapolis, IN., where the Hoosiers boast an 85-28 record

The Hoosiers got off to a slow start but took over through the middle parts of the game, only to have to win it down the stretch. Here's what we learned.

"We just let it go." Indiana basketball coach Darian DeVries explains how he handled the final moments of a 76-74 win over Baylor:

One of the biggest concerns heading into the year was Indiana’s lack of size. The tallest player expected to play a major role for the Hoosiers is 6-foot-10 senior forward Reed Bailey. Against Baylor, Bailey grabbed only two rebounds in 19 minutes.

Indiana men's basketball overcame three double-digit deficits in five exhibition games, and Darian DeVries said the team's resiliency is a 'great quality.'

We've seen this before from Indiana, a rally from a double-digit deficit, ferocious defense, relentless mental, and physical toughness.

After falling behind midway through the first half, Indiana men’s basketball rallied to a 76-74 victory over Baylor University on Sunday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

Indiana basketball is treating Sunday's exhibition against Baylor "like the Big Ten Championship," senior guard Tayton Conerway said.

Nicki Collen’s squad got a makeover over the offseason and Bears fans got treated to a preseason show as an appetizer to the 2025 campaign that saw Baylor cooking the Bison, 86-46 on Saturday afternoon.

UC Bearcats royalty Tony Pike, Mike Mickens, Tom Marvaso, KB Sharp Former UC Bearcat Dan Skillings Jr. at Big 12 media day with Baylor Cincinnati Bearcats basketball at Big 12 media day.