Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall

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Overview

Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall is the home of Indiana Hoosiers basketball and one of college basketball's most hallowed venues. The arena's design and Indiana's basketball passion create an unmatched atmosphere. Located in Bloomington, it is the heart of Hoosier Nation. Assembly Hall has hosted countless legends and unforgettable moments. The venue remains one of the sport's most iconic destinations.

History & Legacy

Assembly Hall opened in 1971 and was renamed for donor Simon Skjodt in 2016. Bob Knight's three national championships and countless Big Ten titles define its legacy. The 1976 undefeated season and the Wat Shot are among its greatest moments. The venue has hosted numerous NCAA Tournament games. Assembly Hall is synonymous with Indiana basketball.

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Opened1971
Capacity17,222
Notable EventsThree national championships, 1976 undefeated season, Wat Shot
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