Conor Enright Commits to Indiana Hoosiers, Reuniting with Coach Darian DeVries
Bloomington, IN – The Indiana Hoosiers have landed a key piece in the transfer portal, securing a commitment from former DePaul guard Conor Enright. The 6-foot-2 playmaker, who previously played under new Hoosiers head coach Darian DeVries at Drake, announced his decision on April 2, 2025. Enright’s arrival marks an important addition to Indiana’s backcourt as DeVries continues to reshape the roster in his first offseason at the helm.
A Reunited Partnership
Enright spent the 2023-24 season at Drake, where he played a vital role under DeVries before transferring to DePaul for the 2024-25 campaign. During his time with the Blue Demons, Enright averaged 7.5 points, 6.2 assists, and 3.3 rebounds per game, showcasing his ability as a facilitator and floor general. His experience in DeVries’ system at Drake played a significant role in his decision to reunite with his former coach in Bloomington.
“I’m excited for this new opportunity at Indiana,” Enright said in a statement. “Coach DeVries has been a huge part of my development as a player, and I know what he expects. I can’t wait to bring my game to the Big Ten and help this team compete at the highest level.”
What Enright Brings to the Hoosiers
With the departure of several Indiana guards to the transfer portal, including Gabe Cupps and Kanaan Carlyle, Enright’s addition provides much-needed depth and leadership to the Hoosiers’ backcourt. Known for his high basketball IQ, defensive intensity, and strong court vision, Enright fits seamlessly into DeVries’ fast-paced, ball-movement-heavy offense.
His 6.2 assists per game at DePaul highlight his ability to create for teammates, and his steady hand at the point guard position will be crucial for Indiana’s offensive execution. Additionally, Enright’s experience playing in different conferences—first in the Missouri Valley with Drake and then in the Big East with DePaul—gives him a unique perspective that will help him adapt quickly to the Big Ten’s physical style of play.
Indiana’s Offseason Overhaul
Enright’s commitment is the latest move in what has been an eventful offseason for the Hoosiers. Following the hiring of DeVries as head coach, Indiana has seen a significant roster turnover, with multiple players entering the transfer portal. However, DeVries has been aggressive in the market, also securing a commitment from his son, Tucker DeVries, who was one of the top-ranked transfers available.
With Enright now in the fold, Indiana is looking to add more pieces that fit DeVries’ system. The Hoosiers are expected to continue targeting transfers who can contribute immediately and help re-establish the program as a Big Ten contender.
Looking Ahead
As Indiana builds its new-look roster under DeVries, the addition of Conor Enright is a strong signal that the Hoosiers are prioritizing players who understand the new system and can contribute right away. With his leadership, playmaking ability, and familiarity with DeVries’ coaching philosophy, Enright is poised to play a key role for Indiana in the 2025-26 season.
Fans will now eagerly await further roster moves and the start of the new era under DeVries, with hopes that these changes will propel the Hoosiers back into Big Ten and national relevance. One thing is clear: Enright’s commitment is a major step in the right direction.
