As the final stretch of the season approaches, Indiana senior guard Trey Galloway is doing everything he can to make his last moments in an IU uniform count. The Culver, Indiana native has been through the highs and lows of college basketball during his four years in Bloomington, and now, with the finish line in sight, Galloway is determined to close out his Hoosier career on a high note—all while cherishing every moment along the way.
“This place means everything to me,” Galloway recently shared. “The people, the fans, my teammates. I just want to make sure I enjoy every second we have left together.”
Galloway has been a steady presence for Indiana throughout his time with the program. Known for his relentless energy, defensive intensity, and selfless approach, he has earned the respect of teammates and coaches alike. Whether it’s guarding the opposing team’s top scorer, making the extra pass, or diving on the floor for a loose ball, Galloway’s contributions often go beyond the box score.
This season, with Indiana battling for postseason positioning, Galloway’s leadership has been more important than ever. With younger players looking to veterans for guidance, he’s embraced the role of setting the tone both on and off the court.
“We know what’s at stake,” Galloway said. “But at the same time, we can’t let the pressure take away from how special this is. For us seniors, this is our last chance to wear Indiana across our chest. So we’re going to give it everything we have.”
As Indiana aims to finish strong and secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament, Galloway’s impact is felt in all phases of the game. Offensively, he’s become a reliable option, showing growth as a scorer and facilitator. Defensively, he’s still the same pesky, hard-nosed defender that Hoosier fans have come to love. But perhaps most importantly, he’s become one of the emotional leaders of the locker room—a voice of experience, keeping the team focused as the intensity ramps up.
“I’ve been through this before,” Galloway said. “I’ve seen what it takes to win down the stretch. It’s about staying together, staying locked in, and just playing for each other.”
And while the end of the road is near, Galloway is choosing to soak in every bit of it. The bus rides, the practices, the home crowd at Assembly Hall—all of it has taken on extra meaning during these final weeks.
“It’s crazy how fast it goes,” he admitted. “You come in as a freshman thinking you have all the time in the world, and then suddenly, you’re looking at your last few games. That’s why I’m just trying to cherish every moment. No regrets.”
If Galloway has his way, the story isn’t over yet. With the postseason looming, there’s still time to add one more memorable chapter to his IU career—a chapter built on hard work, heart, and a deep love for the program he’s called home.
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