In June, Indiana athletics announced that it had received a gift of $5 million from Mark Cuban to create a “first-of-its-kind, cutting-edge, student-focused video, broadcasting and technology center.”
The Cuban Center is scheduled to be become fully operational in the spring of 2017 in conjunction with renovations to Assembly Hall.
But this Saturday at Hoosier Hysteria, IU basketball fans will get their first opportunity for a hands on experience with some of the technology that will be prominent in the center, which is expected to have a major impact on sports media, broadcasting and analytics on campus.