Programs (1990 - 1999)
Indiana University Basketball Memorabilia
In this category, you will find a collection of Indiana basketball regular and post-season game programs along with other miscellaneous programs, which are ordered sequentially by year.
1990-91
Item: 1/2/1991 Indiana University Basketball Game Program
Estimated Value: $10
Date: March 14, 1991 / March 16, 1991
Venue: Assembly Hall (Bloomington, Indiana)
Opponent: Illinois
Score: Indiana 109, Illinois 74
Game Number: 14
Record: 13-1
Item: 1991 NCAA Southeast Regional Game Program
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 14, 1991 / March 16, 1991
Venue: Freedom Hall (Louisville, Kentucky)
Opponent: Coastal Carolina / Florida State
Score: Indiana 79, Coastal Carolina 69 / Indiana 82, Florida State 60
Game Number: 32 / 33
Record: 28-4 / 29-4
1991-92
Item: 1992 NCAA Final Four Game Program
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 25, 1992 / March 26, 1992
Venue: University Arena (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
Opponent: Florida State / UCLA
Score: Indiana 84, Florida State 74 / Indiana 106, UCLA 79
Game Number: 32 / 33
Record: 26-6 / 27-6
Item: 1992 NCAA Final Four Game Program
Estimated Value: $20-$25
Date: April 4, 1992
Venue: Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Opponent: Duke
Score: Duke 81, Indiana 78
Game Number: 34
Record: 27-7
1992-93
Item: 3/4/1993 Indiana University Hoosiers vs. Northwestern Basketball Game Program (Calbert Cheaney Big Ten Scoring Record)
This particular program has quite the historical appeal as several milestones were achieved in this one game. Topping the list, Calbert Cheaney entered this game with a career total of 2,433 points, needing 6 points to pass Steve Alford’s 2,438 points and break Indiana’s career scoring record. He also needed 10 points to pass Glen Rice’s 2,442 points and break the Big Ten career scoring record. He did both, scoring a game high 35 points. Cheaney tied the Indiana record in a short 40 seconds of the game and with only one minute and six seconds off the clock, he broke Alford’s record. With 6:13 left to go in the first half, Cheaney buried a three-pointer to become the Big Ten’s all-time leading scorer, a record that still stands today.
Other noteworthy milestones achieved during this game…Bob Knight would win his 11th Big Ten championship in his 23rd season at the helm and notch is 371st victory in conference games, both marks tying Purdue’s Piggy Lambert as the winningest coach in Big Ten history.
Check out the game here in its entirety: LINK
According to Terry Hutchens and Bill Murphy’s book titled “The Indiana Hoosier Fans’ Bucket List”, Steve Alford had sent Cheaney a letter as Don Schlundt had when Alford become Indiana’s career scoring leader. In the letter, Alford expressed how happy he was that a person of great character and class — one that exemplifies what it means to be an Indiana basketball player — had broken his record.
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 4, 1993
Venue: Assembly Hall (Bloomington, Indiana)
Opponent: Northwestern
Score: Indiana 98, Northwestern 69
Game Number: 29
Record: 26-3
Item: 1993 NCAA Midwest Regional First/Second Round Game Program
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 19, 1993 / March 21, 1993
Venue: Hoosier Dome (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Opponent: Wright State / Xavier
Score: Indiana 97, Wright State 54 / Indiana 73, Xavier 70
Game Number: 32 / 33
Record: 29-3 / 30-3
Item: 1993 NCAA Midwest Regional Game Program
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 25, 1993 / March 27, 1993
Venue: St. Louis Arena (St. Louis, Missouri)
Opponent: Louisville / Kansas
Score: Indiana 82, Louisville 69 / Kansas 83, Indiana 77
Game Number: 34 / 35
Record: 31-3 / 31-4
1993-94
Item: IU Seniors & Ex-IU Players vs. Ball State University Seniors & Anderson Area Stars Exhibition Game Program
Sponsored by the Anderson Sertoma Club to benefit local charitable causes. IU players participating in the event were Calbert Cheaney, Greg Graham, Matt Nover, Chris Reynolds, Jamal Meeks, Joe Hillman, and Brian Sloan. Signed by Chris Reynolds. Also, three signed photos were obtained a the event — Calbert Cheaney, Matt Nover, and Greg Graham (featured on the autographs page of the site).
Estimated Value: $20-$25
Date: April 29, 1993
Venue: Anderson High School
Opponent: N/A
Score: N/A
Game Number: N/A
Record: N/A
1994-95
Item: IU All-Stars vs. Area College All-Stars Exhibition Game Program
Features photos, bios, and stats for Hoosier greats Damon Bailey, Pat Graham, and Todd Leary. Each photo was signed by each player.
Estimated Value: $20-$25
Date: April 17, 1994 / April 30, 1994
Venue: Huntington North Arena
Opponent: N/A
Score: N/A
Game Number: N/A
Record: N/A
1996-97
Item: 3/5/1997 IU Indiana University Hoosiers vs. Wisconsin Basketball Game Program (Bob Knight 700th Career Coaching Vicoty)
Estimated Value: $20-$25
Date: March 5, 1997
Venue: Assembly Hall (Bloomington, Indiana)
Opponent: Wisconsin
Score: Indiana 70, Wisconsin 66
Game Number: 31
Record: 22-9
2001-02
Item: 2001-02 NCAA South Regional Game Program
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 21, 2002 / March 23, 2002
Venue: Rupp Arena
Opponent: Duke / Kent State
Score: Indiana 74, Duke 73 / Indiana 81, Kent State 69
Game Number: 34 / 35
Record: 23-11 / 24-11
Item: 2001-02 NCAA Final Four Game Program Signed by Mike Davis
Estimated Value: $25-$30
Date: March 30, 2002 / April 1, 2002
Venue: Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Georgia)
Opponent: Oklahoma / Maryland
Score: Indiana 73, Oklahoma 64 / Maryland 64, Indiana 52
Game Number: 36 / 37
Record: 24-11 / 25-12
2005-06
Item: 2006 NCAA Basketball Oakland Regional First & Second Rounds Game Program
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 16, 2006 / March 18, 2006
Venue: Jon M. Huntsman Center (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Opponent: San Diego State / Gonzaga
Score: Indiana 87, San Diego State 83 / Gonzaga 90, Indiana 80
Game Number: 30 / 31
Record: 19-11 / 19-12
2012-13
Item: 2/16/2013 IU Indiana University Hoosiers vs. Purdue Basketball Game Program (Signed by Victor Oladipo)
Estimated Value: $30-$40
Date: February 16, 2013
Venue: Assembly Hall (Bloomington, Indiana)
Opponent: Purdue
Score: Indiana 83, Purdue 55
Game Number: 26
Record: 23-3
2015-16
Item: 12/31/2016 Indiana Hoosiers Basketball Game Program
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 17, 2016 / March 19, 2016
Venue: Wells Fargo Arena (Des Moines, Iowa)
Opponent: Chattanooga / Kentucky
Score: Indiana 99, Chattanooga 74 / Indiana 73, Kentucky 67
Game Number: 33 / 34
Record: 26-7 / 27-7
2016-17
Item: 12/31/2016 Indiana Hoosiers Basketball Game Program
The cover of this program is fitting for me. My wife and I were fortunate to get courtside seats for this game — we were sitting opposite the IU bench. While the game ended with a Hoosier loss, I’m never going to forget O.G. Anunoby’s absolutely posterizing dunk over Louisville’s Anas Mahmoud. I feel like I saw this play materialize before it happened…there was something in OG’s face and eyes that told me “Oh, shit…here comes a mack truck driving down the lane”. And did it ever. Check it out here: LINK
Estimated Value: $10
Date: December 31, 2016
Venue: Bankers Life Fieldhouse (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Opponent: Louisville
Score: Louisville 77, Indiana 62
Game Number: 14
Record: 10-4
2021-22
Item: 2022 NCAA Basketball South Regional First Four Game Program
This program will forever hold a place in my heart as it represents the first NCAA tournament game that my father and I have attended together — and hopefully the first of many more!
First off…I like point out irony when I see it — how ironic is it that Indiana’s first tournament game in 6 years would be held at Archie’s former stomping ground?
We stopped off and ate at a place called S.W. Clyborne’s in West Chester, just south of Dayton, which has this incredible (of all things) bologna sandwich — one that I’ve made a copycat version of that everyone in my loves. I thought it would be good for him to experience the original! After a great meal, we got back on the road for the last 20 minutes or so of the drive.
Pulling into the venue, I was surprised to how packed it was for the game prior between Texas Southern and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. We arrived about 15 minutes before the tip…and had to park quite a ways away from the front gate. We thought we were getting there quite early!
In front of a pro-IU crowd, the game was competitive throughout and Indiana was able to pull away just enough at the end, with the score being a little bit closer than it should have been (a couple of silly fouls, one of which was on a three point make). Trayce Jackson-Davis dominated again in the paint, pouring in a steady 29 points from end to end, including a couple of clutch free throws to help seal the victory. Indiana shot the ball poorly (the first 10 minutes was really ugly) and struggled mustering up baskets, especially from distance — but this game’s savior proved to be Jordan Geronimo, who came off the bench to contribute 15 points. In question prior to the game due to an injury sustained in the Big Ten tournament just a couple of days prior, Geronimo gave our Hoosiers a much needed lift at pivotal moments in the game, whether a timely 3-point splash or a couple of offensive rebounds and tip-ins.
After the game, my dad and I hung around for a little bit to let the traffic flow out. The players were out mingling with family and friends afterwards, so we walked over to that area…and Xavier Johnson was kind enough to oblige for a quick picture. Capped off a great night!
Estimated Value: $15-$20
Date: March 15, 2022
Venue: University of Dayton Arean (Dayton, Ohio)
Opponent: Wyoming
Score: Indiana 66, Wyoming 58
Game Number: 34
Record: 21-13
2023-24
Item: 11/7/2023 Indiana University Hoosiers vs. Florida Gulf Coast Basketball Game Program (Home)
Estimated Value: $5-$10
Date: November 7, 2023
Venue: Assembly Hall (Bloomington, Indiana)
Opponent: Florida Gulf Coast
Score: Indiana 69, Florida Gulf Coast 63
Game Number: 1
Record: 1-0