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Indiana basketball vs. Iowa start time, how to watch Big Ten action on Saturday, Jan. 17
Indiana basketball (12-5, 3-3 Big Ten) hosts No. 23 Iowa (12-5, 2-4) in a game both teams could really use. The Hoosiers have lost consecutive games to ranked opponents, while the Hawkeyes have lost three straight overall. Here’s what you should know about the matchup.
- Lamar Wilkerson leads the Big Ten, averaging 26.0 points in conference games on 46.7% 3-point shooting. Tayton Conerway adds 13.7 points on 47.6% 3-point shooting in league games, and Reed Bailey 10.3 points and 5.7 rebounds. Tucker DeVries averages 9.7 points in conference games. IU is 0-4 against Quad 1 teams (the best 25% of teams in the NET rankings).
- Iowa’s Bennett Stirtz averages 19.7 points in Big Ten games and Tavion Banks adds 8.7 and Cooper Koch 7.8. The Hawkeyes are last in rebounding in Big Ten games (29.2), but are tied for the lead in steals (7.0). Iowa is 0-4 in road games and also 0-4 against Quad 1 teams.
What time does Indiana basketball play Iowa on Saturday, Jan. 17? Start time for Indiana basketball vs Iowa on Saturday, Jan. 17
The Indiana-Iowa game is scheduled for 2 p.m. ET Saturday, Jan. 17, at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Indiana.
Where to watch Indiana basketball vs. Iowa on Saturday, Jan. 17? What channel is the Indiana-Iowa college basketball game on Saturday, Jan. 17?
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Indiana basketball rankings vs. Iowa
As of Jan. 15
IU men’s basketball roster 2025-26
- 0, Jasai Miles
- 1, Reed Bailey
- 2, Jason Drake
- 3, Lamar Wilkerson
- 4, Sam Alexis
- 5, Conor Enright
- 6, Tayton Conerway
- 7, Nick Dorn
- 10, Josh Harris
- 11, Trent Sisley
- 12, Tucker DeVries
- 13, Aleksa Ristic
- 15, Andrej Acimovic
Indiana basketball upcoming schedule
(all times ET; with date, day of week, location and opponent, time, TV)
- Tues., Jan. 20: at Michigan, 7 p.m., Peacock
- Fri., Jan. 23: at Rutgers, 6 p.m., FS1
- Tues., Jan. 27: vs. Purdue, 9 p.m., Peacock
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Indiana Gov. Mike Braun to join BP refinery union workers on Tuesday amid lockout
Indiana Governor Mike Braun will join locked-out union members at the BP Whiting refinery on Tuesday morning.
Union leaders said that Braun will meet with workers picketing outside the company’s main offices in the 2800 block of Indianapolis Boulevard.
This comes after hundreds of workers were locked out of the BP refinery on March 19 after contract negotiations failed to produce a deal ahead of a midnight deadline. Since then, workers have been walking the picket lines.
Union leaders said negotiations have stalled for months, and are accusing BP of rejecting their proposals on jobs, pay, and safety. Union members said they are prepared to stay out on the picket lines 24/7 until there is movement at the bargaining table.
BP said it has made a comprehensive offer, and plans to continue operating the refinery with trained staff, adding that it does not expect disruptions to production.
The Whiting refinery is BP’s largest refinery in the world, producing 440,000 barrels a day. It is located less than 20 miles from downtown Chicago.
Braun is expected to join the union members around 9:15 p.m.
The video above is from a previous report.
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Is ‘The Bachelorette’ happening? This Carmel contestant weighs in
ABC pulls upcoming ‘Bachelorette’ season. Here’s what to know
A Carmel man and former Purdue basketball player was set to compete on this season that won’t air.
Should ABC air the canceled-for-now season of “The Bachelorette”? A Carmel man who was set to compete on it seems to think so.
Matt Carroll, a 43-year-old Purdue basketball alum and Carmel resident, took to social media over the weekend to address the cancelation of season 22 of “The Bachelorette,” on which he appeared. Public opinion on whether the show should see the light of day is split, but the former Boilermaker forward and industrial real estate broker hopes the footage makes it to air.
Disney and ABC pulled season 22 of “The Bachelorette” because its lead, “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Taylor Frankie Paul, faces an ongoing domestic violence investigations. The network announced the decision March 19 after TMZ leaked a video from a 2023 domestic violence incident involving Paul and her ex Dakota Mortensen.
Neither Carroll nor the show have officially commented on the cancelation, but that doesn’t mean he and other contestants haven’t hinted at their feelings on social media.
Carroll’s Instagram reel — in which he struts through the streets of Carmel, rose in hand, RAYE’s “Where the Hell is My Husband” soundtracking it all — breaks the ice. “So…about that,” he joked, tagging both “The Bachelorette” and Bachelor Nation, the franchise’s official hub for news and content.
The reel has garnered comments from fellow Carmel residents wishing Carroll well, even offering to set him up with local singles. Notably, though, some of Carroll’s followers have called for the season to air — and he agrees.
“Trying to manifest that they still air this,” one comment from model Brittany Mason reads. “America wants it the world wants it!”
“From your lips to God’s ears,” Carroll replied.
Another response from him put it more plainly:
“I’m still hoping they decide to air it.”
Whether “The Bachelorette” will air is unclear. Disney Entertainment Television’s official statement only indicated that it was halting the season “for now,” so it’s possible the network could dust off the footage and air it after all.
Contact IndyStar Pop Culture Reporter Heather Bushman at hbushman@indystar.com. Follow her on X @hmb_1013.
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Game times announced for Saturday’s Final Four in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – The 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament’s Final Four is set.
Four teams have advanced to the Final Four and will compete for the national championship this upcoming weekend in Indianapolis.
The two national semifinal matchups will take place on Saturday. Tip times for the two games have been announced:
- 6:09 p.m. EDT – No. 3 seed Illinois vs. No. 2 seed UConn
- 8:49 p.m. EDT – No. 1 seed Michigan vs. No. 1 seed Arizona
The winners of Saturday’s games will then play in the National Championship Game on Monday, April 6.
Each game will take place inside Lucas Oil Stadium.
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