Trayce Jackson-Davis wins fifth Big Ten Player of the Week award
Jackson-Davis' fifth recognition is a single-season Indiana men’s basketball record.
Jackson-Davis' fifth recognition is a single-season Indiana men’s basketball record.
Thompson had 16 points, 10 rebounds and four steals.
Jackson-Davis scored 27 points in his last home game.
The 21-10 Hoosiers’ senior day win secured a Big Ten Tournament double bye.
The Hoosiers led by 14 in the first half and trailed by 12 in the second.
Jackson-Davis is averaging career highs in six different statistical categories this season.
Johnson suffered a broken foot at Kansas Dec. 17.
The Hoosiers flirted with the idea of defense and surrendered 90 points.
Iowa shot 57% from beyond the arc, while Indiana made just two 3-pointers.
Jackson-Davis grabbed board No. 1,092 to move into first place.
The Hoosiers could finish the year anywhere from the No. 1 to the No. 9 seed.
Hood-Schifino is the first player to sweep the awards since Illinois center Kofi Cockburn.
Hood-Schifino went off for 35 points, one short of Indiana’s freshman record.
When Indiana last won at Purdue, Flo Rida was in the Billboard top 10.
Jackson-Davis can enter the program’s top three in scoring, rebounds and blocks.
Trayce Jackson-Davis didn’t score for over 28 minutes.
Edey outscored Jackson-Davis in the first matchup, but Indiana earned the win.
The Hoosiers gave up a 22-7 run to end the first half.
Basketball was likely the least important thing on the court at the Breslin Center.