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After falling victim to a late Illinois surge when the two teams met back in February, the IU men's basketball kept the Fighting Illini from duplicating their second half heroics with the help of consistent 3-point shooting.
The IU men's basketball team has gone 2-1 in neutral site games this season as they prepare for the team's first game of the Big Ten postseason tournament Friday at the United Center in Chicago.
After falling down by five points in the game's final minutes, the IU men's basketball team, led by six points from sophomore forward Cody Zeller in the final 41 seconds, pulled off a 72-71 victory over No. 7 Michigan in the Big Ten regular season finale.
Even before their stunning loss to No. 14 Ohio State March 5, on Senior Night no less, the IU men’s basketball team already had something to be proud of.
Derek Elston, Jordan Hulls and Christian Watford were honored during IU's Senior Night.
Luckily for IU’s three seniors, last Saturday’s game against Iowa wasn’t the trio’s last game in Assembly Hall.
After the IU men’s basketball team lost to unranked Minnesota last Tuesday in Minneapolis, Minn., the Hoosiers fell to No. 2 in the latest AP and coaches polls released this afternoon.
After a tough loss against Minnesota, the IU men’s basketball team faced a slightly tougher road to clinching an outright Big Ten regular season title.
Now, after four years of college basketball on one of the top teams in the country, Hulls has blossomed into one of the most prolific shooters in IU history, while managing one of the most successful IU men’s basketball teams in recent memory.
Coming into Saturday’s matchup against the Iowa Hawkeyes, IU’s trusty shooter senior guard Jordan Hulls was shooting nearly 48 percent for the Hoosiers.
On Tuesday, IU Coach Tom Crean said rebounding was the only thing keeping the Hoosiers from a tough road victory, and possibly having this last regular season home stretch clinch an outright Big Ten title.
Throughout much of the Big Ten season, senior forward Christian Watford had been the catalyst for the IU men’s basketball team early in the first half.
With a team filled with at least six starters, Tom Crean said, it doesn’t as much matter where the production comes from as much as how his team is executing.
Victor Oladipo couldn’t have picked a better time to reach 1,000 points for his IU career.
IU beat Michigan State 72-68 Tuesday night in East Lansing, Mich., to take over sole possession of first place in the Big Ten.
For much of the 2012-13 men’s college basketball season, the talking heads of the media have debated which team, IU or Michigan, would come out on top in arguably the best conference in the country.
Going into Saturday’s home rematch against Hammons and Purdue, IU Coach Tom Crean said Hammons’ career performance was still fresh in their minds.
The senior forward guarded Purdue's Hammons for much of the game, holding him to just 3-of-10 from the field and limiting him to only three rebounds.
If the Hoosiers allow Hammons another 30-point performance Saturday night, Crean may not be very pleased, but IU will have to make sure the freshman’s performance and confidence doesn’t spread to the rest of his teammates.
IU broke away from the Cornhuskers for a 76-47 victory at Assembly Hall.
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