Energy or execution? Indiana men’s basketball fails to sustain runs in loss to Oregon
The game slipped away from Indiana at the end of the first half. The Hoosiers scored only 2 points over the final four minutes, and Oregon used a 10-0 run in the last two and a half minutes to take a 37-29 lead into the break. Indiana head coach Mike Woodson dubbed it a “big momentum builder” for the Ducks.
The No. 9 Hoosiers (19-12) lost 72-59 to an Oregon team that beat them on their West Coast trip nine days earlier. Those ...
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IU loses to Oregon in Big Ten TournamentIU lost in their first game in the Big Ten Tournament to Oregon, 72-59. IU had another rough day offensively, shooting just ...
Indiana's NCAA Tournament fate will be decided on Selection Sunday. The Hoosiers had an opportunity to remove all doubt about ...
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You’ll encounter a mountain (or would it be a hump?) of evidence of why it’s time for a change in Bloomington.
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