Conor Enright comes to Indiana from DePaul, but he previously played for new Indiana coach Darian DeVries at Drake.

Inside the Hall spoke with Conor Enright on Thursday morning about his decision to commit to the Hoosiers and much more.

The Hoosiers landed a culture-setting guard who won't have a large learning curve to Darian DeVries. What to know about IU's transfer commitment.

A recent transfer portal visitor to Iowa basketball opted for another Big Ten destination. Former Drake and DePaul guard Conor Enright announced his commitment to the Indiana Hoosiers on Wednesday, reuniting Enright with his former head coach at Drake in new Indiana head coach Darian DeVries.

Enright’s value as a power conference point guard is his passing ability, with a 37.8 assist rate that put him 16th nationally. He averaged 6.2 assists per game last year with DePaul, a big uptick from the 3.2 per game he averaged at Drake.

Enright, who played for Darian DeVries when the latter was at Drake, was among the first named linked to the program this offseason. He averaged 7.5 points, 3.3 rebounds and 6.2 assists in 30.1 minutes per game this past season with the Blue Demons.

It's been a slow start to the Darian DeVries era at Indiana with only two players committed and one staff member on board. Those two players are his son, Tucker

Enright started all 33 games he appeared in during the 2023-24 campaign and averaged 6.9 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game. His 3-point shooting percentage improved to 43.9 percent (on 98 attempts) and he had the 11th-best assist rate in the MVC at 21.3 percent.

Talkin’ Bout The Hoosiers is here and the TheHoosier.com staff is reacting to the news that DePaul transfer Conor Enright has committed to Indiana basketball and the announcement that Tucker DeVries has officially signed with the program.