As the Penn State men's basketball team has slowly ascended the Big Ten rankings the last couple of seasons, there has been one team noticeably doing the opposite.
A school with five national titles, 32 tournament appearances and 52 tournament victories, Indiana is arguably the class of the Big Ten when it comes to basketball.
Not in the last five years, however. They have gone through four coaches, and haven't made it to the sweet 16 since a run to the national title game in 2002.
The low point came last season, as the Hoosiers fell to 1-17 in the Big Ten and won just six games.
But as ESPN's Dana O'Neil points out, this season may be different because of a recruiting class that ranks among the nation's best.
Amazing how the Hoosiers can recruit with the best of the conference, coming off a season when they ranked among the worst.
-AJC
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