Indiana Hoosier News: Football Spring Game, Basketball Transfers, Softball, Baseball, Track and Field.

Indiana Football Spring Game Under the Lights

Something is going on in Bloomington that hasn't happened in a long time. Fans and students are excited about Indiana football. The Hoosiers had its first spring game in some time under the lights of Memorial Stadium during Little 500 weekend. sometime under the lights of Memorial Stadium during the

Despite the spring game being a glorified practice, fans were treated to some drama late in the second period when Ohio transfer Kurtis Rourke led the Hoosier offense on a game-winning drive late in the game.

Woodson Reloads Roster

After losing Kel'el Ware to the NBA Draft and several other players to graduation, Mike Woodson and his staff have retooled the roster for the second consecutive offseason. Pac-12 standouts Oumar Ballo, Myles Rice, and Kanaan Carlyle join the Hoosiers via the transfer portal.

Four-star McDonald's All-American Bryson Tucker signed with Indiana in March. While Liam McNeely asked to be released from his National Letter of Intent, the Hoosiers are still in it for him as well. Woodson and his staff have several transfers visiting campus, including Florida Gulf Coast transfer Zach Anderson.

Spring Sports Round-Up

• Baseball: The Hoosiers continue their solid conference play, winning two of three game against conference rival Minnesota. The Hoosiers play Ball State in Indianapolis before hosting Rutgers this weekend.

• Softball: Indiana softball swept Iowa this weekend, allowing four runs in those three games. The Hoosiers travel to Indianapolis to play Butler before hosting Wisconsin this weekend.

• Women's Golf: Wins the 2024 Big Ten Championship

• Track and Field: Indiana Track and Field participated in the Jim Green Invitational. Claire Overfelt and Martin Segurola both won their distance events. Overfelt won the 5K and Segurola won the 800m.