Conor Enright sat on the hardwood, swung his right arm and screamed, even as the roar inside Assembly Hall swallowed the sound. The senior had just banked in a circus shot through contact, drawing a foul — a moment that felt bigger than two points.
On Indiana’s bench, Darian DeVries turned and pumped his fist. It was only one of the Hoosiers’ 18 made baskets in the first half, but it came from an unlikely source.
Indiana’s emotional engine, Enright, rarely fills the stat sheet. On Sunday, he did just that, scoring a season-high 12 points — 11 in the first half — to help lift IU to a 90–80 win against Washington.