Hoosiers gut out win in Evanston
Saturday, February 23rd, 2008After an emotional week that ended with the resignation of Kelvin Sampson, Indiana pulled it together under interim coach Dan Dakich Saturday night in Evanston and beat Northwestern, 85-82.
Four Hoosiers (23-4, 12-2 Big Ten) were in double figures, led by Armon Bassett with 24 points.
Jordan Crawford scored 21 points, Eric Gordon had 18 and D.J. [...]
Hoosiers hand Buckeyes first home conference loss
Sunday, February 10th, 2008Indiana (20-3, 9-1 Big Ten) took sole possession of second-place in the conference with an impressive 59-53 win over Ohio State in Value City Arena on Sunday afternoon.
After several ESPN analysts hammered the Hoosiers on Saturday night for their absence of a win over an RPI top 50 team (Illinois State is actually No. 49), [...]
The Morning After: UConn
Sunday, January 27th, 2008There have been plenty of moments of frustration thus far this season. E.J.’s turnovers, seemingly the one thing keeping him from being a truly dominant college basketball player. The lack of a true point guard, leading to skittish play from Armon Bassett and, of course, Jordan Crawford. The insistence on up-and-down, one-on-one basketball, the way [...]
The Morning After: Minnesota
Friday, January 18th, 2008In the days leading up to the Minnesota game, it seemed fashionable to proclaim Minnesota IU’s first road loss. It was an understandable diagnosis; The Barn is an historically difficult place to play, Minnesota has been playing well, and the common perception (a correct one, might I add) was that the competent coaching of Tubby [...]
Sloppy Hoosiers grit out win in The Barn
Thursday, January 17th, 2008Talk about a frustrating, sloppy night for the Hoosiers. EJ picked up three fouls in the first half, (the first ticky-tac; the second a charge; the third was a bit suspect, but there was no reason for him to be playing defense so close 35 feet from the basket) and pass after pass after pass [...]
The Morning After: Illinois
Monday, January 14th, 2008As R’s headline yesterday said — phew. I was hoping for a rout, though I won’t say I expected it; Illinois under Bruce Weber is, if good at anything, good at keeping games close with stifling defense. They did that yesterday and kept the Hoosiers — and Eric Gordon — in for much of the [...]
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