Indiana men's basketball looks to improve interior offense early in season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 3:30 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
Indiana men’s basketball has started its 2026-27 season with some offensive struggles after three games. The team showed weaknesses in its half court execution and has yet to exceed 16 assists in a game, a significant drop from the prior season's performance. Indiana's new players need time to adapt to each other, and head coach Darian DeVries faces challenges in incorporating his two new bigs, Samet Yigitoglu and Aiden Sherrell, into the offensive scheme. As the team continues to develop, adjustments will be necessary to improve their overall play.
- •Indiana has not exceeded 16 assists in its first three games.
- •Samet Yigitoglu stands 7’2”, adding size to the team.
- •New players are adjusting after coming from high major programs.
- •DeVries needs to enhance offensive schemes for big players.
- •The team has time to improve before games become critical.
- 3:30 PMYahoo Sports — Indiana men’s basketball, Darian DeVries and The Big learning curve
"Indiana men’s basketball appears to have some adjustments to make to its interior offense through 3 games.
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