Terry Hoeppner, Indiana University football coach, left a mark on the university that will be felt for a long time to come. He changed the culture of a program that hasn't had a winning season since 1994. He established traditions with the program and re-energized the fan base around the Big Ten program. His vision for Indiana football lives on in the hearts and souls of the young men who have dedicated the 2007 season to his memory.

Hep Remembered: Memories of Terry Hoeppner from Those Who Knew Him Best

Hutchens, Terry

Biographies & Memoirs

Blue River Press

Indiana University basketball fans love their five national championship banners that hang so proudly in Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Indiana. But they also wish there were more. There should have been. "Missing Banners,'' written by award-winning Indiana sports writers Tom Brew and Terry Hutchens, takes a look back at five seasons where Indiana could have won championships, but came up short for one reason or another. The book is filled with dozens of never-before-told stories from magical basketball seasons in 1975, 1980,1993, 2002 and 2013. It spans five decades, so every fan will be remember many of these seasons vividly. The book is also filled with more than five dozen great photos from the past, courtesy of the Archives Department at the Indiana University Library in Bloomington. This book will bring back many great memories for IU fans ... and also plenty of heartache. But through the 302 pages, you'll also see a common thread that runs through these teams, a bond among players and coaches that was unbreakable. They poured blood, sweat and tears into trying to hang a sixth national championship banner at Indiana. They came up short, but still they have great stories to tell.

Missing Banners: Indiana basketball fans love their five championship banners. They just wish there were more. There could have been

Sports & Outdoors

Brew, Tom

Basketball

Tom Brew Sports

This book will cover every facet of Indiana University Football. Reading So You Think You Know Indiana University Football is a fun way for fans to test and increase their knowledge of Indiana's football program. This book will include:
 * The traditions 
 * The players

So You Think You Know Indiana University Football?

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Terry Hutchens Publications

Mike Davis was a good man who was in a little over his head with Indiana as his first head coaching job. Kelvin Sampson opted to take shortcuts that ultimately cost him his job and set the program back several years. Tom Crean brought the program back but could never reach the level of consistency that the administration felt was enough for a blue blood program like Indiana. Three coaches, 17 years, and seven seasons on the outside looking into to the NCAA Tournament. In the previous 17 seasons under coach Bob Knight, Indiana had made the NCAA Tournament 16 times. In his 29 seasons at the school, IU only missed the NCAA five times. In "Following The General", longtime Indiana beat writer Terry Hutchens talks to numerous former players, coaches and media people trying to determine what needs to happen moving forward for Indiana to get back to the days where playing in the NCAA Tournament is once again an every year occurrence rather than something the Hoosiers do on a less than consistent basis. He also takes a long look at the three coaches mentioned above and looks back at what went well and not so well in their time in Bloomington.

Following the General: Why Three Coaches Have Been Unable to Return Indiana Basketball to Greatness

Terry Hutchens Pubns

On a hot summer day, Addison and Nolan are discussing their ideas for what they want to be someday. After kicking around several possible ideas, the two agree that what they both want most is to be Indiana Hoosiers together – on the court or off.

When I Grow Up, I Want to Play for Indiana

Children's Books

This is a delightful children’s story for Purdue fans and their families. An officially licensed product of the university, this book explores some of the possible paths children can take when they grow up, including being graduates of Purdue University.

When I Grow Up, I Want to Play for Purdue

Every Indiana Hoosiers fan has a bucket list of activities to take part in at some point in their lives. But even the most die-hard fans haven’t done everything there is to experience in and around Bloomington, Indiana. From visiting the campus to copying Keith Smart’s jump shot to win the 1987 national championship, author Terry Hutchens and Bill Murphy provide ideas, recommendations, and insider tips for must-see places and can't-miss activities near the Assembly Hall. But not every experience requires a trip to campus; long-distance Hoosiers fans can cross some items off their list from the comfort of their own homes. Whether you're attending every home game or supporting the Hoosiers from afar, there's something for every fan to do in The Indiana Hoosiers Fans' Bucket List.

The Indiana Hoosiers Fans' Bucket List

History

Murphy, Bill

Americas

Triumph Books

Coach Tom Crean has brought the storied Indiana University Hoosiers basketball program back to national prominence by taking an unranked team at the beginning of the 2011 season all the way to the 2012 Sweet Sixteen.
 Indiana University coach since 2008, the story of Coach Crean's successful rebuilding is of interest to serious college basketball fans and coaches everywhere. The success of last year's team and a top ranked incoming class is sure to gain the keen interest of any Hoosiers fan.
 The book opens with The Shot by Christian Watford that beat the Kentucky Wildcats to end Indiana's pre-conference schedule. That victory, over then #1 Kentucky, was the point when Hoosiers fans knew their team was back. A history of the program from the departure of Bob Knight through the difficult years faced by coach Mike Davis and the controversial years that followed under coach Kelvin Sampson follows.
 The book continues with complete coverage of the rebuilding of the program by Coach Tom Crean. Readers then get to relive that entire exciting season through its end. Author Terry Hutchens then concludes with a look at the highly rated incoming class and what the next four years hold for the program.

Rising from the Ashes: The Return of Indiana University Basketball

583 basketball players from the state of Indiana have gone on to play basketball at Indiana University in more than 110 years of competition. Amon the group are 26 players who won the coveted Mr. Basketball award as high school seniors. Also included are 35 players who went on to become All-Americans at IU and 10 who were Big Ten Most Valuable Players. IN 2000, Indiana released its All-Century team of the best players at IU in the previous 100 years. Nine of the players on that team were from the state of Indiana prior to playing at IU. All 583 of these players could be considered Hoosiers through and through. They grew up shooting baskets on hoops all across the state of Indiana and dreamed about someday playing for the state school. For these athletes, that dream came true. This book will acknowledge all of them while focusing on the top 50 players all-time in Indiana University lore that hailed from the Hoosier state.

Hoosiers Through and Through

Are you one of those Indiana University Basketball fans who remembers where you were when Christian Watford hit the Wat Shot that beat Kentucky in 2011? Or maybe you're a little older and you can remember watching the 87 national championship game when Keith Smart hit the floating baseline jumper to beat Syracuse. Or maybe you remember when Big Red, Scott May and Quinn Buckner led the 1976 team to the undefeated national championship. The point is you're an Indiana basketball fan through and through. And this combination IU basketball trivia book/trip down memory lane/IU hoops history book is just for you.
 In So You Think You Know Indiana University Basketball (We'll see about that), author and longtime IU basketball expert Terry Hutchens offers the ultimate IU basketball trivia challenge. You can take the entire challenge which covers nine different areas of concentration or you can challenge yourself and simply choose your best topic and see how you do in that chapter.
 Here are a couple of sample questions included in the book:
 What kind of circus animal once roamed loose in the bowels of the current Assembly Hall? 
 What was the cost of a student season ticket for the first season in the New IU Fieldhouse built in 1960? 
 What was the name of the fictional international player that Bob Knight announced on his television show in 1993 that Indiana was about to recruit? 
 What was the name of the IU manager in the 2008-09 season that actually suited up and played three games for the Hoosiers? 
 Name the two Indiana Mr. Basketball players who wore the No. 22 at Indiana? 
 How many IU players have been selected as the No. 1 player overall in the NBA Draft?

So You Think You Know Indiana University Basketball?: Your Guide to All Things Hoosier Basketball

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