39 basketball players from Indiana to play in NCAA men’s tournament

39 basketball players from Indiana to play in NCAA men’s tournament
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Indiana is being represented by 39 players in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.

California will have the most players on the hard court during this year’s tournament with 94 players, followed by Texas with 89.

There are no players from New Hampshire, Hawaii or Delaware competing this year.

Indianapolis is the most popular hometown for NCAA players from Indiana in the tournament with 7 players.

Indiana Players in 2024 NCAA Tournament

Name Team Height Position Hometown
Brian Waddell Purdue Boilermakers 6′8″ Forward Carmel
Sam King Purdue Boilermakers 6′8″ Forward Columbus
Jermaine Couisnard Oregon Ducks 6′4″ Guard East Chicago
Khristian Lander Western Kentucky Hilltoppers 6′3″ Guard Evansville
Jake Heidbreder Clemson Tigers 6′5″ Guard Floyds Knobs
Sydney Curry Grand Canyon Antelopes 6′8″ Forward Fort Wayne
Luke Goode Illinois Fighting Illini 6′7″ Guard and Forward Fort Wayne
Caleb Furst Purdue Boilermakers 6′10″ Forward Fort Wayne
Fletcher Loyer Purdue Boilermakers 6′4″ Guard Fort Wayne
Josh Furst Purdue Boilermakers 6′6″ Forward Fort Wayne
Connor Essegian Wisconsin Badgers 6′4″ Guard Fort Wayne
Mikale Stevenson Grambling State Tigers 6′2″ Guard Ft. Wayne
Johnell Davis Florida Atlantic Owls 6′4″ Guard Gary
Jalen Washington North Carolina Tar Heels 6′10″ Forward Gary
Jalen Johnson Grambling State Tigers 6′8″ Forward Indianapolis
Mike Saunders Jr. McNeese State Cowboys 6′0″ Point Guard Indianapolis
Xavier Booker Michigan State Spartans 6′11″ Forward Indianapolis
Jalen Windham Morehead State Eagles 6′5″ Guard Indianapolis
Jarron Coleman Nebraska Cornhuskers 6′5″ Guard Indianapolis
Jayden Taylor North Carolina State Wolfpack 6′4″ Guard Indianapolis
Myles Colvin Purdue Boilermakers 6′5″ Guard Indianapolis
Tré Coleman Nevada Wolf Pack 6′7″ Forward Jeffersonville
Ali Ali Akron Zips 6′8″ Guard Kendallville
Jace Rayl Purdue Boilermakers 5′11″ Guard Kokomo
Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn Illinois Fighting Illini 6′1″ Guard Lafayette
Brooks Barnhizer Northwestern Wildcats 6′6″ Guard Lafayette
Carson Barrett Purdue Boilermakers 6′5″ Guard Lafayette
Joey Hart Kentucky Wildcats 6′5″ Guard Linton
Jalen Blackmon Stetson Hatters 6′3″ Guard Marion
Josh Smith Stetson Hatters 6′9″ Forward Monrovia
Mason Gillis Purdue Boilermakers 6′6″ Forward New Castle
Alex Hemenway Clemson Tigers 6′4″ Guard Newburgh
Evan Wilson Akron Zips 6′2″ Guard Noblesville
Landen Babusiak Stetson Hatters 6′10″ Forward Saint John
Trey Kaufman-Renn Purdue Boilermakers 6′9″ Forward Sellersburg
Brandon Newman Western Kentucky Hilltoppers 6′5″ Guard Valparaiso
Jonah Lucas Marquette Golden Eagles 6′1″ Guard West Lafayette
Braden Smith Purdue Boilermakers 6′0″ Guard Westfield
Dylan Ritter Charleston Cougars 6′1″ Guard Zionsville

Total Tournament Teams and Players by State

State Total Tournament Players Total Tournament Teams
California 94 3
Texas 89 6
New York 45 2
Florida 45 3
Indiana 39 1
Illinois 37 2
North Carolina 33 3
Georgia 29 0
Ohio 27 2
Alabama 27 4
Wisconsin 24 2
Virginia 24 3
South Carolina 24 2
New Jersey 24 1
Washington 22 2
Tennessee 22 1
Pennsylvania 22 1
Michigan 22 2
Arizona 22 2
Minnesota 19 0
Nebraska 18 2
Louisiana 17 2
Utah 16 2
Missouri 14 0
Maryland 14 0
Kentucky 12 3
Colorado 11 2
Oregon 10 1
Mississippi 10 1
Massachusetts 10 0
Iowa 9 2
Nevada 8 1
Kansas 8 1
Idaho 7 1
Connecticut 7 2
South Dakota 6 1
Arkansas 6 0
Oklahoma 5 0
West Virginia 4 0
North Dakota 4 0
Rhode Island 3 0
Maine 3 0
Montana 2 1
Wyoming 1 0
Vermont 1 1
New Mexico 1 1
Alaska 1 0


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