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Erik Spoelstra supports no further penalties for LaMelo Ball after flagrant foul.
Indiana basketball has secured its sixth transfer commitment, adding Bryce Lindsay, a guard from Villanova known for his 3-point shooting. Lindsay previously had a strong season at James Madison, making 40.8% of his 3-point attempts.
Indiana basketball adds a high-volume 3-point shooter with incoming transfer Bryce Lindsay, who played at Villanova in 2025-26.
Lindsay made 78-of-219 3s (35.6%). The previous season at James Madison, he made 87-of-213 3s (40.8%).
Lindsay started at Villanova with three games of at least 22 points, but his production cooled later. He reemerged with 25 points on 6-of-11 3-point shooting in a NCAA Tournament first-round loss to Utah State.
IU has six incoming transfers. Big men Aiden Sherrell from Alabama and Samet Yigitoglu from SMU have joined the Hoosiers, along with Markus Burton from Notre Dame, Darren Harris from Duke, and Jaeden Mustaf from Georgia Tech.
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This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Bryce Lindsay transfers to Indiana basketball from Villanova, stats, roster
Bryce Lindsay is a guard who transferred from Villanova to Indiana, known for his 3-point shooting, having made 35.6% of his 3s at Villanova and 40.8% at James Madison.
Indiana basketball has added a total of six transfers this season, including Bryce Lindsay and other players from notable programs.
In his last NCAA Tournament appearance, Bryce Lindsay scored 25 points with 6-of-11 shooting from 3-point range, despite his team losing to Utah State.

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