For a program in its first year under a new coach, Tuesday wasn’t just a ranked win. It was an example of what Indiana wants to be.
Indiana ended multiple losing streaks with the win in Piscataway.
The gaping hole that obstructs Indiana’s path to achieving its offensive and defensive goals exists in the frontcourt.
The Hoosiers struggled with Michigan's size and Lamar Wilkerson never got going.
Indiana was never out of this game, but Iowa always felt like it was never going to let up.
If Iowa keeps the game clean, it will have a chance to beat Indiana.
In this conference, the threat of having a physical down-low big (or in recent years even a stretch five) is how you win.
Miscues and a second-half surge pushed the Spartans past the Hoosiers.
Indiana basketball needs a Quad 1 win.
Nebraska put together the final, decisive push that lifted the visiting Cornhuskers to their 16th win of the season.
The Hoosiers quickly turned a tight halftime lead into a comfortable cushion after halftime.
The win moves Indiana over .500 in conference play.
Indiana shot a program-record 46 3-pointers.
Indiana didn’t lose the game in a single defining moment.
After cold shooting nights in recent losses, the Hoosiers heated up in a hurry Tuesday.
The vaunted Cardinal offense lived up to the hype, and was too much for the Hoosiers.
Indiana now knows how to play on the road in this conference.
Indiana kept its foot on the gas all night.
It was more of the same for IU: A slow start headlined by poor shot-making gave Lindenwood a chance to hang around.
Indiana survived a poor shooting night and learned valuable lessons.
Solutions by The State News