State of Michigan to visit Indiana basketball as Big Ten announces pairings for 2026-27 season
The Hoosiers will take a repeat visit to the Pacific Northwest, and also have regional rivals visit Assembly Hall, the Big Ten announced.
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana basketball won’t visit Michigan or Ohio once during Darian DeVries’ second Big Ten season, thanks to the conference schedule makers. All of Michigan, Michigan State and Ohio State will visit IU exclusively next winter, as part of a conference slate that will in turn send the Hoosiers to Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Penn State and the Pacific Northwest. IU’s three two-play opponents will be Maryland, Northwestern and, as always, Purdue .
A full schedule, including dates, is typically confirmed sometime in September. Indiana basketball Big Ten schedule pairings The Hoosiers’ full pairings are as follows: Home only: Illinois, Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Rutgers, UCLA, USC. Away only: Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oregon, Penn State, Washington, Wisconsin.
Two-play: Maryland, Northwestern, Purdue. Want more Hoosiers coverage? Sign up for IndyStar's Hoosiers newsletter .
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