Indiana Hoosiers NCAA Basketball News

"14 or 15" of the NBA's general managers have told one writer that Indiana guard Victor Oladipo is their favorite player in the 2013 Draft.

As we await the ping-pong balls that will decide the fate of the Portland Trail Blazers in the 2013 NBA draft, here's a roundup of the latest NBA draft combine and lottery links: On ESPN Insider, Chad Ford takes a look at how each lottery team would do if it landed each of the top three picks.

7 according to the latest mock drafts from NBA.com's Scott Howard-Cooper and SI.com's Chris Mannix.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. If Nerlens Noel is not the first pick in the 2013 NBA Draft, then Ben McLemore will be.

With the outcome of the draft lottery decided last night, Otto Porter seems very unlikely to end up in a Pelican jersey.

University of Louisville forward Montrezl Harrell will try to earn one of 12 spots on the USA Basketball 19-and-under team.

Apr 10, 2013; Bloomington, IN, USA; Indiana Hoosiers head coach Tom Crean at the Cody Zeller press conference for the NBA draft.

Greensboro native Theo Pinson , the No. 13 player in the ESPN 60, has chosen to stay in-state, as he committed to North Carolina on Wednesday afternoon.

For the Freshman Impact series, Insider's college basketball and recruiting experts will be teaming up to examine how 15 of the nation's best recruiting classes will fit in with their teams in the 2013-14 season.

Oh, the Wolves will have their options, even after the top shooting guards - Kansas' Ben McLemore and Indiana's Victor Oladipo - go top 5 probably.

The Charlotte Bobcats will select fourth in the June 27 NBA draft, based on the annual draft lottery held Tuesday night in New York.

The 2013 NBA draft is being perceived as one without a franchise player or superstar athlete.

Many are already penciling in Otto Porter to the Wizards as the #3 Overall pick, but there are a variety of options that will be available to the Wiz at the current draft position and Porter may not even be one of them.

The Sixers stayed put at No. 11 after the drawing. The Cleveland Cavaliers, who had the second-worst record in the league, beat the odds and will have the first selection in the June 27 draft.

What: The league's annual game of chance that decides by blind draw which of 14 participating teams will get the June draft's top three picks.

If his NCAA-leading points produced through pick & rolls didn't impress you, or his 24 points per game during Miami's ACC Tourney run, then how about his joining this crew: Derrick Rose, Russ Westbrook, Mike Conley Jr, John Wall, Nate Robinson, and Jerryd Bayless? Those were the drafted underclassmen point guards with sprint speed below 3.15 ... (more)

His name is Calbert Cheaney, and he's only the school's - and Big Ten's - all-time scoring leader.

The Big Ten was college basketball's best conference last season, and while it may not run away with that title in 2013-14, it's going to be awfully impressive once again.

Miguel Cabrera hit three home runs and drove in five runs but the Tigers lost to the Rangers, 11-8,... Kentucky center Nerlens Noel is the likely No.

"I hear it's a great place for players. I've been there and I love it. I'm all about working hard and getting better everyday.