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The Indiana Hoosiers are the athletic teams representing Indiana University. The team has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century and has a tradition of excellence in a variety of sports.

The Hoosiers' basketball program is one of the most successful in the country, with five NCAA National Championships in 1940, 1953, 1976, 1981, and 1987. The team has also made numerous appearances in the NCAA Tournament and the Final Four. Some of the most notable players to come through the program include Isiah Thomas, Steve Alford, Calbert Cheaney and Victor Oladipo.

The Hoosiers' football program, while not as successful as the basketball program, has also had its moments of glory. The team won their first and only Big Ten Conference Championship in 1945, and they have made appearances in several bowl games over the years.

The Hoosiers baseball team has also had a successful history, winning the Big Ten Conference Championship in 1915 and 2013. The team also made appearances in the College World Series in 2013.

The Hoosiers' have a strong reputation in the world of college sports. The team has a long history of success in basketball, football and other sports. The team has produced numerous professional athletes and have a strong fan base. The team's colors are cream and crimson and their mascot is a bulldog named "Hoosier".

Overall, the Indiana Hoosiers have a rich history of excellence in college sports, with many notable coaches and players having passed through the program over the years. The team has a strong tradition of success and continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of college sports, particularly in basketball. The team's 5 NCAA National Championships in basketball is a testament to the success and the rich history of the program.