Ryan Corazza is a co-founder of Inside the Hall. He covers competitive sports, focusing on themes related to sports business and major college teams from regions like Maryland, Kansas, Miami, Florida, and North Carolina. Ryan's insights and analyses are prominently featured in Inside the Hall.
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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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A season ago, Indiana had issues putting away lesser non-conference opponents.
By: Mike Woodson, Ryan Corazza, Alex Bozich, Will Foley
Welcome to another edition of 6-Banner Sunday, a joint production between The Assembly Call and Inside the Hall, where we highlight the five most essential IU basketball stories of the past week, plus take a look at how the other IU sports programs are doing.
Indiana played groggy in the first half of this noon tipoff.
By: Ryan Corazza
There’s no question Indiana has better spacing and movement on offense this season. That’s due to a new wrinkle: utilizing a healthy dose of the Princeton offense.
Three games in the books for the Hoosiers. Three double-digit victories recorded.
By: Ryan Corazza
In Indiana’s 87-71 victory against South Carolina, Stanford transfer Kanaan Carlyle scored 12 points, his first time in double figures as a Hoosier.
Indiana looked like it was well on its way to a blowout victory.
After averaging 4.1 rebounds a game as a freshman, Mackenzie Mgbako has upped that to 7.7 this season in roughly the same amount of minutes per game — not including Thursday night’s contest against UNC-Greensboro. That’s second on the team behind Oumar Ballo.
The Hoosiers entered the game as 2.5-point favorites. They exited as 29-point losers. Had Anthony Leal not hit two 3-pointers in the last eight seconds of the game, that number would have been 35.
The Hoosiers picked up right where they left off against Louisville.
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