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Bryce Lindsay Pledges Full Commitment to Indiana Hoosiers, Declares Nation’s Top Transfer Destination His New Home.

onlyonetwinkleBy onlyonetwinkleApril 17, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Bryce Lindsay Pledges Full Commitment to Indiana Hoosiers, Declares Nation’s Top Transfer Destination His New Home

In a major win for Indiana basketball, Bryce Lindsay—one of the most sought-after guards in the NCAA transfer portal—has officially pledged his commitment to the Indiana Hoosiers. The James Madison standout, who dazzled fans during the 2024-25 season, declared Bloomington his new home, instantly bolstering IU’s backcourt depth and raising the program’s national profile.

Lindsay’s decision to join Indiana marks another significant milestone in his already compelling journey. After beginning his collegiate career at Texas A&M with limited playing time, the 6-foot-3, 190-pound guard transferred to James Madison, where he emerged as a force off the bench and later a leader on the court. He averaged 13.6 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game in the 2024-25 season, earning both Sun Belt Freshman of the Year and Sixth Man of the Year honors—a rare double that highlighted his elite skill set and team-first mentality.

Now, Lindsay brings that explosive talent to a Hoosiers program that is hungry to climb back into the national spotlight. With Mike Woodson at the helm, Indiana has shown consistent growth, and the addition of Lindsay only adds to the momentum. His three-level scoring ability, on-ball defense, and playmaking versatility make him a perfect fit for Woodson’s up-tempo system. In a conference as competitive as the Big Ten, where guard play can make or break a season, Lindsay’s presence could be a game-changer.

“I chose Indiana because of the tradition, the coaching staff, and the opportunity to play on a big stage,” Lindsay said in a statement following his commitment. “This is a place where I can continue to grow as a player and help the team compete for championships.”

Indiana’s reputation as one of the nation’s top transfer destinations is no coincidence. The program has embraced the modern era of college basketball by aggressively pursuing top talent in the portal—and developing it. In recent years, the Hoosiers have reaped the benefits of transfer talent, and Lindsay fits the mold of the kind of player who can make an instant impact.

His commitment also sends a message to the rest of the Big Ten and beyond: Indiana is not just rebuilding—it’s reloading.

Lindsay joins a promising Indiana roster that combines young talent with veteran experience. With his ability to score in bunches, push the pace in transition, and defend multiple positions, fans can expect him to be a key contributor from day one. As the Hoosiers gear up for what could be a defining season, Lindsay’s arrival brings a wave of excitement and expectation to Assembly Hall.

For Indiana fans, this isn’t just another transfer—it’s a statement. Bryce Lindsay isn’t just coming to play. He’s coming to win.

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