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Friday, Jan. 2
The Indiana Daily Student

Men's Basketball


Iu Mbball vs Michigan

Guards key to Hoosier resurgence

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After losing its best scorer and outside shooter to injury, IU is placing more stake in making the smart play going into its 9 p.m. contest against Michigan. Where IU coach Tom Crean once emphasized pushing the ball up the court and getting quick shots, he’s now making sure his team manages possessions and gets open looks.




IU-Illinois Men's Basketball

Hoosiers miss the mark against Illini

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After a first half which ended with a 41-28 Hoosiers lead, constant fouls broke IU’s offensive rhythm and stopped the clock to allow Illinois time for a comeback.




IU returns home to face rival Illinois

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The Hoosiers will face the Illini in a Big Ten contest tonight at 8 p.m. in Assembly Hall.




IU-Ohio State Men's Basketball

Ohio State dominates IU

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Ohio State coach Thad Matta took a timeout 47 seconds in the first half, after junior guard Jeremiah Rivers’ dunk.The 30-second speech worked.The Buckeyes went on an early 29-6 run and IU shot 30 percent from the field in the first half.  In the end, the Hoosiers fell 79-54 in their Big Ten road opener. 


IU-Ohio State Men's Basketball

Hoosiers fail to show up versus Buckeyes

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Simply put, the IU men’s basketball team’s first Big Ten road game couldn’t have gone any worse. Aside from a 14-for-17 effort from the free throw line and a game-high 22 points from sophomore guard Verdell Jones, it’s hard to pinpoint anything else that went right for the Hoosiers.



IU-Ohio State Men's Basketball

Hoosiers suffer worst loss of season to Buckeyes

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There were plenty of questions surrounding the health of Ohio State guard Evan Turner, but they were all for naught. He wasn’t needed.Turner began the game with a one-handed dunk, but the score was one of the only 3 points he scored in nine minutes of play in a first half that ended 38-20.More intriguing were the road struggles of IU. They had 14 first half turnovers and shot 6-of-20 from the field.



The Indiana Daily Student

Hoosiers match up well with thin Buckeyes

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For a team as young and inexperienced as IU, one building an actual NCAA Tournament resume in only the unlikeliest of scenarios, a win versus a top-level opponent is a win no matter the circumstances.




The Indiana Daily Student

Rivers' effort limits Michigan star Harris

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If there was one player Crean probably didn't mind his team shutting down, then it would be Big Ten leading scorer Manny Harris. And that's exactly what junior guard Jeremiah Rivers did.