The former Hoosiers guard will be added to the G League team’s roster The Rip City Remix, the G League affiliate of the Portland Trail Blazers, have acquired Xavier Johnson, according to the Remix’s post on social media.
It’s no secret Indiana’s point guard play during the 2023-24 season was underwhelming. The Hoosiers received a major boost in April of 2023 when news broke that Xavier Johnson had been granted an additional season of eligibility via a medical ...
When it comes to college recruiting in any sport, a lot of where a player ends up has to do with the relationships that are built as time goes on. As a player, you never know where you are going to end up and a lot of the times, you may go to a place where you may know someone from your past that heavily influences your decision.
After dealing with so many highs and lows throughout his college career, former Indiana guard Xavier Johnson is hoping to begin a career at the NBA level.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Hoosiers guard Xavier Johnson had a day to himself on Wednesday. He was spending time with his friends and enjoying life on the water.
Former IU basketball guard Xavier Johnson worked out for the Indiana Pacers on Thursday. Afterwards, Johnson sat down for a quick interview and discussed what he learned from Mike Woodson, his fondest IU memories, and impressions of the Pacers.
When asked late in his final season of college basketball what his goals were after school, former IU guard Xavier Johnson didn’t hesitate. He wants to find a way to play in the NBA.
Well-deserved recognition Former Indiana point guard Xavier Johnson was invited to a prospect workout with the Indiana Pacers today, the team announced on Twitter: While most outlets don’t have Johnson being drafted, it’s great to see him get this opportunity after everything he did for Indiana.
Welcome to “That’s A Wrap,” our player-by-player recap of the 2023-24 Indiana Hoosiers. Today, our player recaps conclude with a look at Xavier Johnson.
Welcome to “That’s A Wrap,” our player-by-player recap of the 2023-24 Indiana Hoosiers. First up: Gabe Cupps. Cupps (33 games): 2.6 points, 1.8 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 36.4 FG% in 21.7 minutes per game.
Watch as Indiana coach Mike Woodson met with the media following a 93-66 loss to Nebraska on Friday evening in Minneapolis. Joining Woodson for the postgame press conference were IU players Mackenzie Mgbako and Xavier Johnson.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – Indiana enters the Big Ten Tournament on a four-game win streak, but its first opponent is one the Hoosiers lost big to twice. Coming off a 66-57 win over Michigan on Wednesday, Penn State advanced to face Indiana on Thursday around 9 p.m.
Indiana sixth-year guard Xavier Johnson was featured on the Big Ten Network’s profile series “The Journey” this week. Along with appearances by Mike Woodson and Trey Galloway, Johnson discusses the challenges of his injury-riddled final two seasons in Bloomington.
Johnson dribbled out the clock to secure the victory for the Hoosiers. In front of him was 30 points in the form of Michigan State guard Tyson Walker. Behind him stood a crowd of students, the basketball band and a smattering of fans in the south bleachers all cheering him on one last time.
Watch as Indiana’s Mike Woodson met with the media following a 65-64 win over Michigan State on Sunday evening. Joining Woodson for the postgame press conference were IU players Xavier Johnson and Kel’el Ware.
Indiana basketball players Kel’el Ware and Xavier Johnson spoke to reporters following Indiana’s 65-64 win against Michigan State on Sunday at Assembly Hall.
On Sunday, Xavier Johnson will put on the iconic candy-striped warmup pants in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall for the final time as a member of the Indiana basketball team.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — The return of veteran point guard Xavier Johnson has Indiana looking like a different team lately as they've racked up wins as underdogs against Wisconsin and Maryland.
Despite what the standings say, both Indiana and Minnesota have hope for a late-season surge that could propel them into NCAA Tournament consideration as they meet Wednesday in Minneapolis.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Despite all the basketball Mackenzie Mgbako has played in his life, he’d never had a four-point play. That changed on Sunday. During a second-half run against Maryland, Xavier Johnson shoveled a pass over to the freshman near the corner in front of the IU bench.
Indiana basketball rallied back from down 16 points to beat Maryland on the road 83-78 and sweeping the season series in the process. The Hoosiers outscored the Terrapins 50-35 in the second half and went on a massive 15-0 run en route to the victory.
One thing is clear when watching Bruce Pearl-coached Auburn teams: Their defensive pressure is relentless. Whether it's tight on-ball defense, full-court pressure, getting hands in the passing lanes or crashing the glass, Pearl's teams always aim to be the aggressor.
Despite the absence of Indiana basketball starting point guard Xavier Johnson, the Hoosiers turned in their best performance of the season defeating Maryland 65-53 at Assembly Hall.
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