Indiana basketball is an institution, but the program has fallen on tough times after reaching the NCAA Tournament twice over the last nine years. Mike Woodson announced in the middle of the season that he would not return and Indiana fell short of being included in March Madness for a second straight year.

The building block for which IU could build its team around has entered the transfer portal after her versatility helped elevate the Hoosiers.

Yarden Garzon is the sixth Indiana women's basketball player to go into the transfer portal, but the most impactful of all.

As the transfer portal and NIL wreak havoc on certain programs, the Hoosiers have become the latest to see their squad gutted before the offseason has officially hit for all Division 1 schools. Indiana already lost six players to the transfer portal, on top of Gabe Cupps moving to Ohio State and four more players graduating.

Indiana's leading scorer, Yarden Garzon, will enter the transfer portal, according to multiple reports on Monday morning.

The first Hoosiers roster under coach Darian DeVries will look different, sure, but his approach into building that roster has long been underway.

Ryan Conwell, a 6-foot-4 guard from Indianapolis, is back in the transfer portal after a strong season at Xavier. Indiana is the favorite to land him, but Kentucky and Texas are also making strong pushes. Here’s a breakdown of his most likely destinations.

Hoosiers were allowed to enter the transfer portal ahead of Monday's window for all men's college basketball players. IU has lost three to the portal so far. BLOOMINGTON — With Indiana ...

Indiana women’s basketball junior guard Yarden Garzon has entered the transfer portal with a “do not contact” tag, according to On3 Sports’ Talia Goodman’s report Monday morning.