Michigan made 11 three-pointers and jumped out early on Indiana, handing the Hoosiers their first home loss of the season in an 80-62 win. Trayce Jackson-Davis led Indiana with 17 points.

Indiana has lost eight straight games to Michigan, but this has been a week for exorcising demons for the Hoosiers, after the first road win in a while and a rare win over Purdue. Here's our LIVE BLOG straight from press row at Assembly Hall. Follow along for all the news and views.

Indiana gets together with Michigan on Sunday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, with the Hoosiers looking to end an eight-game losing streak in the rivalry. Here's how to watch, with gametimes and TV, the latest on the point spread and more.

The Mike Woodson era for Indiana basketball has begun. Here is the Hoosiers' complete 2021-22 schedule, which includes 20 Big Ten games and nonconference matchups against Syracuse, St. John's, Notre Dame and others.

The list of standouts who have scored 1,000 points or more at Indiana is a short one, and junior Trayce Jackson-Davis became the 54rd player in the storied history of Indiana basketball to reach 1,000 points in his career when he scored 18 points on Nov. 17 against St. John's. Here's the complete updated list.

With Trayce Jackson-Davis out of the equation because of foul trouble, Michael Durr had the best of of his Indiana career on Thursday night when the Hoosiers beat Purdue for the first time in nearly six years. He stayed ready, even while not playing much, and came through when the Hoosiers really needed him.

Indiana has ended a road losing streak and a nightmare run against Purdue so far this week, and now the Hoosiers are looking to end another losing streak to Michigan on Sunday. Here's the opening line on the game, and how both teams have done against the spread in all games this season.

Indiana desperately wants to get back to the NCAA Tournament after a six-year drought, and Thursday night's win over No. 4-ranked Purdue has helped their cause dramatically. They are in the field now as a No. 8 or No. 9 seed according to the three recent brackets released by ESPN, FOX Sports and CBS Sports.

Fresh off a six-day break, No. 14 Michigan State handed No. 8 Wisconsin a rare home loss, and took over first place in the Big Ten with an 86-74 victory over the Badgers at the Kohl Center. Illinois, playing without center Kofi Cockburn, lost again at Maryland. Here's our Big Ten roundup for Friday, Jan. 21.

There is a new top to Rob Phinisee's up-and-down career at Indiana after the Lafayette senior had the game of a lifetime on Thursday, scoring a career-high 20 points and nailing a late three-pointer to beat No 4 Purdue, ending a nine-game losing streak to their archrival.

This week's Big Ten Roundtable podcast features Wisconsin guard Brad Davison talking about the big showdown with Michigan State on Friday night, and BuckeyesNow.com publisher Brendan Gulick talking Ohio State football.

There were a lot of eyeballs on Indiana's big in-state showdown with No. 4-ranked Purdue on Thursday night, with more than 954,000 people watching on FOX Sports 1. It was the largest viewer number ever for a game on the network.

Relive the magic through more than 30 photos from inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall from Indiana's 68-65 win over foe, Purdue.

Lafayette native point guard Rob Phinisee had the game of his career putting up the team- high 20 points and finishing off the second half with the last three-pointer of the game. Here's what Phinisee and teammate Xavier Johnson had to say in a post game press conference. Read the transcript, or just watch the attached video.

Indiana defeated the Purdue Boilermakers 68-65 in a packed Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. More than 17,000 fans packed the Hall to witness the Hoosiers' first victory over Purdue in six years. Here's what Indiana head coach Mike Woodson had to say in the post game press conference. Read the transcript, or watch the attached full video.

Lafayette native Rob Phinisee had the game of his life on Thursday night, scoring 20 points and hitting the game-winning three-pointer to beat No. 4 Purdue 68-65. It snapped a nine-game losing streak to his hometown school, and finally gave him some bragging rights.