Quick thoughts on a 62-61 win against Michigan:
How it happened
Indiana struggled out of the gate on Saturday at the Crisler Center. The Hoosiers couldn’t guard Jett Howard or Kobe Bufkin and couldn’t take care of the ball offensively. By the 6:27 mark of the first half, Michigan led 32-21 on a Bufkin layup and Indiana looked to be on the ropes. But the Wolverines cooled offensively and Jalen Hood-Schifino started to roll after a tough start. Hood-Schifino scored eight straight points to bring Indiana within five at 34-29. Trayce Jackson-Davis then had two buckets to draw the Hoosiers within four at 37-33.