Ryan Corazza is a product designer who also writes for Inside the Hall, a platform that covers Indiana University basketball. Ryan's articles focus on game analysis, film sessions, and player performance, providing in-depth insights and breakdowns for basketball enthusiasts.
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Ryan Corazza's coverage is heavily focused on college basketball, particularly game analysis and evolving stories related to the sport. He appears to be highly interested in providing detailed insights into specific games, player performances, and broader team trends.
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Indiana hadn’t been up by double-digits in a game in 24 days.
Film Session: A look at Indiana’s late-game staggered ball screens against Wisconsin
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By: Ryan Corazza
Indiana exploded on offense in the second half against Maryland, dropping 50 points on 1.4 points per possession. While the Hoosiers made plenty of baskets via their half-court offense, they also scored 14 points on the fast break with Xavier Johnson keying a number of runouts for scores. Those points accounted for 28 percent of Indiana’s second-half scoring.
Indiana assisted on 28 of its 30 made baskets on Wednesday night against Minnesota, a pretty remarkable number. While it always makes it easier when you’re knocking down shots, Indiana’s continual movement off the ball keyed a number of those baskets.
By: Ryan Corazza
Indiana got off to a strong start against Michigan State on Sunday.
Anthony Leal’s game-winning putback was the big story after Indiana’s Big Ten tournament win against Penn State. But for this mini-edition of Film Session, we’re gonna break down the other six of Leal’s eight points.
Thoughts on a 93-66 loss to the Cornhuskers:
Nebraska shut down Kel’el Ware on Friday night, holding him to just a 3-of-10 performance from the field. Ware didn’t score a point in the first half and took just two shots in the paint. The Cornhuskers limited his touches by fronting him relentlessly and sending another defender to his backside.
The opposition began earlier than you may remember.
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