Indiana Basketball: 3 best March Madness moments since 2000
By Alec Lasley
With no NCAA Tournament in 2020, we have compiled a list of a few of the top moments for Indiana basketball in March Madness since 2000.
It is a moment everyone will remember; where were you when the NCAA announced the cancellation of the 2020 NCAA Tournament? Because of this, so many programs will have a different ending to their seasons than ever expected, including the Indiana basketball program.
While nobody is entirely sure what would have happened come Selection Sunday, it is almost entirely certain that the Hoosiers would have been one of the names called. Not only would it have given senior’s Devonte Green and De’Ron Davis their first NCAA Tournament, it would have been the first for Archie Miller in Bloomington.
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The Hoosiers have had a rough stretch since the departure of Bob Knight in 2000 and have seen more seasons without being a part of March Madness than actually participating in it.
Despite that, however, there have been many great moments the Hoosiers and their fans have experienced since that time.
Advancing to four Sweet 16’s, one Elite Eight, one Final Four and one National Championship game, they can still say that is a better resume than a lot of programs in that same timeframe. But, this is Indiana and settling isn’t what this program is about.
With that, here are the top three moments the Indiana basketball program has had in the NCAA Tournament since 2000.