Zach Osterman
Indiana University Athletics and College Sports Reporter at IndyStar
Cover IU athletics, college sports for @indystar. Satellite Scouser. Publix ultra. Forever I love Atlanta. [email protected]
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indystar.com | Zach Osterman
Jordan Hulls joins Assembly Ball, Indiana's TBT alumni team, ahead of July tournament Zach OstermanBLOOMINGTON – Jordan Hulls, a starter on IU’s 2013 Big Ten championship team and one of the most dangerous shooters in program history, will join IU’s TBT team for this summer’s tournament. Assembly Hall, an IU-centric alumni team participating in the annual The Basketball Tournament, will co-host a regional at Hinkle Fieldhouse next month.
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indystar.com | Zach Osterman
The Hoosiers aren't backing down from a difficult schedule, which added a game against upstart Louisville. BLOOMINGTON – IU officially announced Thursday a nonconference date with Louisville, strengthening its schedule ahead of Darian DeVries’ first season. The Hoosiers will tip off against U of L at 2:30 p.m. Dec. 6, with the game to be held at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in downtown Indianapolis. IndyStar understands the meeting will be a one-off, rather than part of a multi-year series.
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heraldtimesonline.com | Zach Osterman
The Hoosiers aren't backing down from a difficult schedule, which added a game against upstart Louisville. BLOOMINGTON – IU officially announced Thursday a nonconference date with Louisville, strengthening its schedule ahead of Darian DeVries’ first season. The Hoosiers will tip off against U of L at 2 p.m. Dec. 6, with the game to be held at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in downtown Indianapolis and broadcast on CBS.
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indystar.com | Zach Osterman
NBA Finals Game 3: Thunder at Pacers, 8:30 p.m., Wednesday; TV: ABCGame 3 will be the first NBA Finals game in Indianapolis in 25 years. The Thunder evened the series Sunday with a 123-107 win in Game 2. OKLAHOMA CITY – Now, the terms are set. Each in a way as distinct as the two results, Games 1 and 2 of these NBA Finals have shown us the viable paths for Indiana and Oklahoma City to winning this year’s NBA title.
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indystar.com | Zach Osterman
OKLAHOMA CITY – The NBA's best team, Oklahoma City, reasserted its excellence Sunday, leading for all of the final three quarters against the Pacers in a 123-107 win that evened the NBA Finals at one game apiece. Here are three reasons why:OKC Thunder remind us who they areIndiana’s problems were not self-created Sunday, but instead a stern reminder of just how good the NBA’s best team can be.
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I have two small children. I sleep whenever I’m allowed.
@ZachOsterman "Has the makings" .... Wake up Zach, it IS a compelling series.
RT @JoelXLorenzi: Daigneault said that Indy outplayed OKC in the fourth quarter as a result of the Pacers being “more in character” with th…
