EUGENE, Ore. — Indiana basketball guard Trey Galloway got the starting nod against Oregon on Tuesday night in his 138th game to break the program's career games played record. The fifth-year guard surpassed the mark that Yogi Ferrell set in 2015.

Indiana senior guard Trey Galloway will set the program record for games played Tuesday at Oregon. He’s also nearing 1,000 career points and climbing Indiana’s assists leaderboard.

Galloway is currently in his fifth season at Indiana, having started at least three games in all five seasons. He's stuck around in Bloomington through two head coaches and appeared in two NCAA Tournaments so far with Indiana.

Indiana basketball guard Trey Galloway's has been at the center of Hoosiers' late push to reach the NCAA Tournament:

Trey Galloway set four different season or career highs in Indiana’s 83-78 victory over Penn State, and when it mattered most, Galloway was at his best.

Trey Galloway in the midst of one of the best stretches of his career, after helping Indiana to wins over Penn State and Purdue with huge performances. As his career

Longevity helps legacy and for Hoosiers guard Trey Galloway, his continue with an IU record set with his start Tuesday at Oregon.