Indiana Hoosiers guard Trey Galloway has not suffered a new severe injury as implied but has been recovering steadily from a previous knee surgery. Galloway, a key fifth-year senior, underwent the procedure in the spring following an injury during the final weeks of the 2023-24 season. This sidelined him during significant portions of the summer and preseason. However, reports indicate he has been participating in limited-contact practice and scrimmages recently, showing progress toward returning to full strength.

 

Indiana head coach Mike Woodson has been cautious about Galloway’s recovery, emphasizing the importance of a gradual return to ensure long-term health. Although Galloway has shown promising signs in scrimmages, the coaching staff is careful not to rush him back into high-intensity competition. The team’s approach aligns with their broader strategy for managing player health during a demanding season.

 

While injuries have affected Galloway’s preseason, his role as a leader and playmaker remains central to the team’s plans for the 2024-25 campaign. He averaged 10.6 points and 4.6 assists per game last season and is expected to bring experience and stability as the Hoosiers aim for a strong performance this year.