OPINION: IU men’s basketball can beat anybody, itself very much included
Once the Hoosiers stop beating themselves, the Big Ten should watch out.
Once the Hoosiers stop beating themselves, the Big Ten should watch out.
Northwestern defeated No. 4 Michigan State on Sunday.
IU went on a 26-8 run over 13 minutes to open the second half.
He scored a career-high 20 points in his hometown against the Bulldogs.
The Hoosiers looked bad until they didn’t, then won convincingly.
Archie Miller said he was pleasantly surprised IU has played all its games.
Layups and free throws won’t win many Big Ten games.
Franklin finished with a career-high 19 points.
The Hoosiers made 13 3-pointers.
IU’s offensive strategy is certainly offensive to the eyes.
Jackson-Davis had 25 points and 17 rebounds.
IU made just one of six shots in overtime.
IU defeated Florida State last season in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Assembly Hall.
There’s a great IU basketball team somewhere, it’s just a little shy.
Jackson-Davis set a career-high with 31 points in the win.
The team placed third in the Maui Invitational.
No defense can overcome a historically bad offensive showing by IU.
IU only had one made basket in the final 8:40 of the first half.
The Hoosiers only scored 44 points and shot 23.9% from the field.
There’s something deeply uncomfortable about a comfortable IU victory.