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EVANSTON, Ill. — Take a look at 20 action photos from Indiana's road trip to Evanston Illinois to face the Northwestern Wildcats on Tuesday. Welsh-Ryan Arena had more than 7,000 fans in attendance to witness the Big Ten matchup.

Indiana fell short losing to Northwestern 59-51 following a Hoosier five-player suspension. 

Starting guards Parker Stewart and Xavier Johnson plus bench players Michael Durr, Khristian Lander and Tamar Bates all sat the bench after Indiana head coach Mike Woodson took disciplinary action against his players.

There has been no suspension timeline. Woodson said he would decide what to do on the way home from Tuesday's game.

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Anthony Leal reacts to a play at Northwestern.
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  • LOST IN SUSPENSIONS: Indiana played on despite five players getting suspended for Tuesday night's game at Northwestern, and the Hoosiers lost 59-51. The game itself wasn't really the story, but there was a lot that happened on the court that deserves discussion. Here's the good, the bad and the ugly. CLICK HERE. 
  • WHAT TREY GALLOWAY SAID: Sophomore guard Trey Galloway scored 13 points for the Hoosiers before fouling out. Here's what he had to say following the loss in a postgame press conference. Read the full transcript, or watch the attached video. CLICK HERE.
  • WHAT MIKE WOODSON SAID: Following five player suspensions, the Hoosiers fell to the Northwestern Wildcats 59-51 on the road. Indiana head coach Mike Woodson took to the podium to address the suspensions in a post game press conference. Read the full transcript, or just watch the attached video. CLICK HERE.
  • TOM BREW COLUMN: Draw the lines. Five Indiana basketball players get suspended, and then Indiana loses at Northwestern in a very winnable game. So now, how much damage do these selfish suspensions do to this Indiana team that's trying to restore some pride and glory back into this program? We'll have to wait to see. CLICK HERE.