Indiana basketball’s two-game series against Purdue in the upcoming 2024-25 season is set. According to a report from Jon Rothstein, the Hoosiers will travel to Mackey Arena on Friday, Jan. 31, 2025, then return to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall to host the Boilermakers on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2025.

The Big Ten has yet to release the full conference schedule for the 2024-25 season. Tip-off times and TV designations are to be announced later.

Indiana and Purdue have met 219 times in series history dating back to 1901. The Boilermakers own the series advantage with a 127-92 record over the Hoosiers. Purdue swept IU last season in the two-game series after the Hoosiers previously won three out of the last four matchups.

Here are all of Indiana’s reported Big Ten game dates:

Vs. Minnesota (Dec. 9)

At Nebraska (Dec. 13)

At Penn State (Jan. 5, The Palestra)

At Purdue (Jan. 31)

Vs. UCLA (Feb. 14)

Vs. Purdue (Feb. 23).

Below are Indiana’s Big Ten home and away opponents for the 2024-25 season:

Home Only

• Illinois
• Maryland
• Michigan
• Minnesota
• Rutgers
• UCLA
• USC 

Away Only

• Iowa
• Michigan State
• Nebraska
• Northwestern
• Oregon
• Washington
• Wisconsin

Home and Away

• Ohio State
• Penn State
• Purdue

Below are Indiana’s 2024-25 non-conference opponents:

Oct. 27: at Tennessee (charity exhibition)

Nov. 1: Marian (exhibition)

Nov. 6: SIU-Edwardsville

Nov. 10: Eastern Illinois

Nov. 16: South Carolina

Nov. 21: UNC-Greensboro

Nov. 27-29: Battle 4 Atlantis in the Bahamas (three games; field: Arizona, Davidson, Gonzaga, Indiana, Louisville, Oklahoma, Providence, West Virginia)

Dec. 3: Sam Houston State

Dec. 6: Miami (Ohio)

Dec. 21: UT-Chattanooga

Dec. 28: Winthrop

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Indiana is looking to bounce-back in the 2024-25 season after failing to reach the NCAA Tournament in Mike Woodson’s third year as head coach. The Hoosiers compiled a 19-14 overall record and 10-10 record in Big Ten play, finishing tied for 6th place in the Big Ten standings.

IU entered this offseason with just six returning scholarship players and seven open scholarship spots to fill.

Woodson and his staff have done an impressive job to overhaul the roster so far, signing four transfers and holding the No. 1 transfer class in the nation according to 247Sports. Indiana also earned a commitment from 2024 McDonald’s All-American wing Bryson Tucker, the No. 28 national recruit.

Indiana’s returning players include Malik Reneau, Mackenzie Mgbako, Trey Galloway, Anthony Leal, Gabe Cupps and Jakai Newton.

Indiana’s transfer additions include former Arizona center Oumar Ballo (No. 1-ranked nationally), former Stanford guard Kanaan Carlyle (No. 13), former Washington State guard Myles Rice (No. 23) and former Illinois guard Luke Goode (No. 129).

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