All of Indiana’s newcomers for the 2024-25 males’s basketball roster at the moment are on campus in Bloomington.
Bryson Tucker, Kanaan Carlyle, Langdon Hatton, Luke Goode, Myles Rice and Oumar Ballo have all arrived and are taking part in IU’s summer time program. Faculty basketball applications have eight weeks in the summertime to work with their gamers. Indiana’s offseason program started final week.
Carlyle was the final of the newcomers to reach in Bloomington.
Listed below are fast bios through IU on every of the brand new scholarship newcomers:
Tucker:
“2024 McDonald’s All-American… five-star prospect by each ESPN and Rivals… consensus top-30 recruit… ranked no. 17 on ESPN, No. 19 on Rivals, and No. 28 on 247Sports… helped lead USA Basketball to a gold medal within the 2021 FIBA Americas Championship by averaging 9.5 factors and 4.3 rebounds per recreation within the match… averaged 11.0 factors and 4.3 rebounds within the 2023 Chick-Fil-A Traditional… attended the NBPA Prime 100 Camp in 2022 and ’23, Stephen Curry’s Camp in 2022 and ’23, the 2022 Beneath Armour Elite 24 Camp in 2022 and ’23, and Jayson Tatum’s Elite Camp in 2023… son of Byron and Tina Tucker… father, Byron, compiled 1,033 factors, 595 rebounds, and 98 blocks in 66 profession video games whereas taking part in collegiately for NC State and George Mason from 1988-92 … a local of Bowie, Md.”
Carlyle:
“All-Pac-12 Freshman Workforce performer… produced 264 factors, 61 rebounds, 62 assists, and 32 made 3-pointers in 23 video games (16 begins) at Stanford… averaged 11.5 factors, 2.7 rebounds, and a couple of.7 assists per recreation on .386/.320/.776 capturing splits in a single season with the Cardinal… scored double figures in 15 video games… recorded three video games with 20 or extra factors scored.”
Hatton:
“Produced 574 factors, 378 rebounds, 63 assists, and 45 blocks in 94 profession video games at Bellarmine and William & Mary… averaged 6.1 factors and 4.0 rebounds per recreation on 49.1% capturing from the ground, 32.7% from behind the arc, and 62.7% from the free throw line in three seasons with the Knights and Tribe… made 43 profession begins… scored double figures in 27 video games… posted six double-doubles… recorded 13 multi-block video games.”
Goode:
“Produced 314 factors, 200 rebounds, 41 assists, and 85 made 3-pointers in 76 profession video games at Illinois… averaged 4.1 factors, 2.6 rebounds, and 1.1 made 3-pointers per recreation on 38.8% capturing from behind the arc and 67.7% from the free throw line in three seasons with the Preventing Illini… scored double figures in 17 video games… recorded a number of made 3-pointers in 25 profession video games.”
Rice:
“A Freshman All-American and All-Pac-12 performer… produced 519 factors, 108 rebounds, 134 assists, 56 steals, and 36 made 3-pointers in 35 profession begins with Washington State… averaged 14.8 factors, 3.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 1.6 steals per recreation on .439/.275/.811 capturing splits in a single season with the Cougars… scored double figures in 27 video games… recorded six video games with 20 or extra factors scored… posted 13 video games with not less than 5 assists… compiled 16 multi-steal video games.”
Ballo:
“A two-time All-Pac-12 First Workforce choice… produced 1,273 factors, 867 rebounds, 109 assists, 76 steals, and 140 blocks in 132 profession video games with Arizona and Gonzaga… made 71-straight begins during the last two seasons for head coach Tommy Lloyd and the Wildcats… averaged 9.6 factors, 6.6 rebounds, and 1.1 blocks per recreation on 64.6% capturing from the ground throughout his profession… scored double figures in 73 profession video games… reached 20-plus factors in eight video games… compiled 34 profession double-doubles… posted 36 multi-block video games… gained eight convention championships (4 common season, 4 match) within the Pac-12 and West Coast Convention… held a document of 112-20 in video games through which he performed.”
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Filed to: Bryson Tucker, Kanaan Carlyle, Langdon Hatton, Luke Goode, Myles Rice, Oumar Ballo
