IU basketball’s 2025-26 roster is nearing completion. The Hoosiers have 11 players for next season and are not expected to add more than 13 scholarship players.
The current roster for next season includes Tucker DeVries, Conor Enright, Reed Bailey, Jasai Miles, Lamar Wilkerson, Tayton Conerway, Jason Drake, Nick Dorn, Sam Alexis, Josh Harris and Trent Sisley.
Here’s a look at how Indiana’s transfer portal recruiting class ranks nationally and in the Big Ten:
247Sports
Indiana transfer portal class rank: No. 8
Players ranked in the top 150: DeVries (No. 21), Wilkerson (No. 48), Bailey (No. 65), Dorn (No. 104), Conerway (No. 107), Miles (No. 114)
Notes: With 33.08 points, Indiana is just behind Auburn (33.15 points) in the 247Sports transfer team rankings. The top six teams are St. John’s, Michigan, Louisville, Kentucky, USC and Iowa.
Rankings for other Big Ten programs:
Michigan (No. 2) – 4 commits
USC (No. 5) – 8 commits
Iowa (No. 6) – 8 commits
Washington (No. 13) – 5 commits
Maryland (No. 14) – 8 commits
UCLA (No. 15) – 4 commits
Illinois (No. 44) – 2 commits
Minnesota (No. 46) – 7 commits
Ohio State (No. 52) – 3 commits
Wisconsin (No. 53) – 4 commits
Nebraska (No. 60) – 6 commits
Michigan State (No. 65) – 2 commits
Purdue (No. 69) – 2 commits
Oregon (No. 71) – 3 commits
Northwestern (No. 73) – 3 commits
Rutgers (No. 85) – 3 commits
Penn State (No. 111) – 1 commit
On3
Indiana transfer portal class rank: No. 13
Players ranked in the top 150: DeVries (No. 20), Bailey (No. 37), Wilkerson (No. 38), Conerway (No. 83), Alexis (No. 103), Harris (No. 134), Dorn (No. 144)
Notes: With an index score of 21, Indiana is just outside the top 10 nationally the On3 transfer team rankings. The top five teams are Kentucky, Texas, USC, Michigan and Washington.
These rankings are a bit different than a typical team ranking as On3 attempts to “measure a team’s production during the transfer process, compared relative against its roster and not a comparison against other schools. This proprietary algorithm determines if a school has improved its overall team talent, stayed the same, or declined in talent during the transfer window.”
On3 is trying to measure team improvement in the portal window and considered additions and departures.
Rankings for other Big Ten programs:
USC (No. 3)
Michigan (No. 4)
Washington (No. 5)
Wisconsin (No. 7)
Minnesota (No. 19)
Nebraska (No. 25)
Ohio State (No. 29)
Oregon (No. 30)
Maryland (No. 31)
Northwestern (No. 32)
Iowa (No. 38)
Purdue (No. 39)
Rutgers (No. 43)
UCLA (No. 48)
Penn State (No. 51)
Illinois (No. 61)
Michigan State (No. 69)
EvanMiya.com
Indiana transfer portal class rank: No. 14
Notes: The top five teams in Miya’s transfer portal team rankings are Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, USC and Iowa.
Rankings for other Big Ten programs:
Michigan (No. 1)
USC (No. 4)
Iowa (No. 5)
UCLA (No. 7)
Washington (No. 8)
Purdue (No. 26)
Wisconsin (No. 29)
Maryland (No. 32)
Illinois (No. 35)
Ohio State (No. 36)
Nebraska (No. 44)
Minnesota (No. 52)
Northwestern (No. 92)
Michigan State (No. 99)
Rutgers (No. 107)
Oregon (No. 111)
Penn State (No. 159)
Category: Recruiting
Filed to: Transfer portal
