Indiana basketball is ready to compete for championships again. Under the first year of head coach Darian DeVries something was missing. The Hoosiers were lacking a sense of urgency and firepower on its roster, and it showed by missing the NCAA Tournament. Granted it’s difficult to make March Madness in the first year under a new coach but now the Hoosiers are ready to roll after aggressively attacking the transfer portal this month. It’s latest additions, Alabama forward Aiden Sherrell and Villanova guard Bryce Lindsay give the team an imposing force in the paint and a guard who can score in multiple ways but prefers to let it fly from 3-point range. This season Sherrell started all 34 games for the Crimson Tide, averaging 11.1 points and 6.2 rebounds per game while Linday shot 35.6-percent from 3-point range for the Wildcats and posted 12.3 points per contest.…