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1 FIVE-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 8 FINAL FOURS 22 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS 45 ALL-AMERICANS 74 NBA DRAFT PICKS GAME 8 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI (4-3) vs. #13/10 INDIANA (6-1) Sunday, Dec. 4, :00 p.m. ET Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall (17,222) Bloomington, Indiana TV: ESPN2 (Clay Matvick and Sean Harrington) Radio: IU Radio Network (Don Fischer, Errek Suhr, Joe Smith) Series Record: First Meeting Last Meeting: First Meeting OPENING TIP This season marks the 117th season of Indiana Basketball and the defending Big Ten Champions are ranked 13th in the Associated Press Poll and 10th in the USA Today Coaches Poll. With the win over #3 North Carolina, the Hoosiers have now won a national-best 6 games against top 3 programs since the season. The Hoosiers enter Sunday s game ranked 2nd in the country in rebound margin at (+15.4). UP NEXT The Hoosiers will host Houston Baptist on Saturday, December 10 at 4 p.m. HEAD COACH TOM CREAN Tom Crean, the 2016 Big Ten Coach of the Year, begins his ninth year of leading the Hoosiers. Over the last five years, IU is and leads the Big Ten with 25 regular season wins over ranked opponents during that time. IU is nationally ranked for the sixth straight season. Eight players in his first six recruiting classes have scored 1,000 points in their career under Crean at Indiana. Yogi Ferrell (1,986), Christian Watford (1,730), Verdell Jones III (1,347), Jordan Hulls (1,318), Cody Zeller (1,157), Will Sheehey (1,120), Victor Oladipo (1,117) and Troy Williams (1,115) also have scored 1,000 points or more. From the Class of 2014, James Blackmon, Jr., is the next closest Hoosier to approach the mark. He has scored 830 points. Three players, Yogi Ferrell (2016), Cody Zeller (2013) and Victor Oladipo (2013) have been selected as All-Americans. In addition, Oladipo earned two National Player of the Year honors and was named National Defensive Player of the Year. IU won the 2013 and 2016 Big Ten titles outright. Last year s outright title is the team s second in a four year period with the last time that happened at IU coming in 1980, 81 and 83. The Hoosiers are now tied for the Big Ten lead in overall championships (22) and outright titles (13). THE SERIES This will be the first meeting with the Redhawks of the Ohio Valley Conference. The Hoosiers defeated SIUE, to improve to 21-0 all-time against the OVC. The Hoosiers also will face defending league tournament champion Austin Peay later this month. DID YOU KNOW Sophomore Juwan Morgan had his first career double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds against SIUE. His 8-for-8 performance from the field tied the second best effort without a miss in Indiana history. Will Sheehey was 9-for-9 against Purdue in The Hoosiers have the two highest ranked wins in the Big Ten having defeated #2/3 Kansas in the Armed Forces Classic in Honolulu and North Carolina in the ACC/ Big Ten Challenge. IU leads the Big Ten in scoring (86.0), scoring margin (+18.1), 3-point field goal defense (27.4) and rebounding margin (15.4), In the last 5 games, opponents are shooting just 36.0 percent, 23.9 percent from three-point range and averaging 59.6 points. The Hoosiers made their first 19 free throw attempts against SIUE. Five former Crean-coached Hoosiers are on active NBA rosters including Cody Zeller (Charlotte), Victor Oladipo (Oklahoma City), Noah Vonleh (Portland), Yogi Ferrell (Brooklyn) and Troy Williams (Memphis). Three of his former players at Marquette also are active including Dwyane Wade (Chicago), Steve Novak (Milwaukee) and Wes Matthews (Dallas). Oladipo just signed a 4-year, $84 million extension and Zeller got 4-years and $56 million. NEXT THREE GAMES Dec. 10 vs. Houston Baptist // 4 p.m. BTN Dec. 17 vs. Butler // 5 p.m. //BTN (Crossroads Classic - Indianapolis) Dec. 29 vs. Delaware State // 8 p.m. BTN IU INSIGHT IU has won 5 straight home games against top 3 teams: #1 Kentucky (2011), #2 Ohio State (2011), #1 Michigan (2013), #3 Wisconsin (2014) and #3 North Carolina (2016). Since , IU has had the most potent offense in the Big Ten, leading in points scored (78.0), field goal percentage (47.9), and 3-point field goal percentage (40.2). The Hoosiers lead all major conference schools in field goal percentage and 3-point percentage during that same time frame. The Hoosiers were just one of three teams in the last 20 years in college basketball to average more than 80 points, shoot better than 50 percent from the field and 41 percent from 3-point range. The others are the Kansas Jayhawks and the Stanford Cardinal. LONGEST IU HOME WINNING STREAKS 33--Jan. 15, Jan. 24, Feb. 22, Jan. 26, Dec. 5, Feb. 24, Feb. 25, Feb. 22, Nov. 13, 2015 to present CURRENT NCAA HOME WINNING STREAKS Kansas South Dakota State Stephen F. Austin Oregon California Indiana INDIANA MENS

2 INDIANA NOTES Junior James Blackmon, Jr. and sophomore center Thomas Bryant are among 50 candidates for the 2017 Naismith Award and John Wooden Award. During the last two years, the Hoosiers have averaged point field goals per game, the most of any major college program. Villanova is second at 9.0. Since , IU has a Big Ten best 88.7 winning percentage (86-11) on its home floor. IU held North Carolina to a season-low 67 points on 39.3 percent shooting from the field and 28.6 percent from long distance. The Hoosiers have three former head coaches on their coaching staff this season (Buckley, Martin, Judson). Associate Head Coach Tim Buckley begins his ninth year at Indiana. The former head coach at Ball State, his Cardinals beat No. 3 Kansas and No. 4 UCLA at the 2001 Maui Classic. Assistant Coach Chuck Martin is in his third year with the Hoosiers and was the head coach at Marist ( ). Assistant Coach Rob Judson is in his second year as an assistant coach after serving as Director of Operations in early He was the head coach at Northern Illinois ( ) and won the MAC West title in Bryant was named Preseason All-American by Blue Ribbon Basketball Yearbook (first team) and NBCSports.com (second team). He also was named Preseason All-Big Ten and is on the Kareem Abdul Jabbar Watch List (Top Center). He had 19 points and 10 rebounds against Kansas. He had 18 points and 12 rebounds against Fort Wayne, his fourth career doubledouble. He followed up with another doubledouble with 13 points and 11 boards against MVSU. He had 12 points and 7 boards against North Carolina. He is now 6th in the Big Ten in rebounding at 7.6 per game. Blackmon Jr. has the second highest career average (16.0) of any player who has played for Crean at Indiana. He was National Player of the Week and Big Ten Player of the Week following his 26-point effort against Kansas. He was named Preseason All-Big Ten and is on the Jerry West Award watch list. He had 14 points and tied his career-high with 9 rebounds against North Carolina. He is fifth in the league in scoring (17.7) and second in 3-point field goals made per game (3.3). He has missed 24 games in his career due to injury. Top 5 Career Scorers In Tom Crean Era Cody Zeller James Blackmon, Jr Yogi Ferrell Christian Watford Thomas Bryant Junior guard Robert Johnson is the most experienced Hoosier, having started 62 career games. Coming off of ankle surgery in the offseason, he is averaging 12.1 points and is second on the team with 20 assists and leads the team with 7 steals. The trio of Blackmon (7.2), Johnson (3.9) and junior Josh Newkirk (3.0) are averaging 14.1 rebounds per game. Sophomore forward OG Anunoby is a preseason All-American and elite defender who had a career-high 21 points to go with 8 rebounds in the win over MVSU. Against North Carolina, he had 16 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocked shots. He is on the Julius Erving Award List. He leads the team with 9 blocked shots and is shooting 57.4 percent from the field. He missed the SIUE game with an ankle injury. Senior forward Collin Hartman will begin rehab for his knee immediately. He played three games in the NCAA Tournament with a fractured wrist and averaged 5.7 points, 4.0 rebounds and 3.3 rebounds. Junior guard Josh Newkirk has fit right in with the Hoosier attack, averaging 7.3 points and 3.1 assists. A native of Raleigh, N.C., he scored 10 points and 3 assists in helping the Hoosiers to the win over UNC. He also had a career-high five rebounds against Liberty. Sophomore forward Juwan Morgan had a career-high 18 points and 10 boards on Friday. He made all 8 of his FG attempts. He has been an everyman for the Hoosiers, averaging 7.7points and 7.0 boards per game. He is tied for the team lead with 18 offensive rebounds. He has started 3 games this season. Freshman De Ron Davis had a career-high 14 points against SIUE and made all six of his free throw attempts. He is 14-for-23 from the floor and is averaging 6.1 points and 2.7 rebounds. He also hit two key free throws in the final minute in the win over Kansas. He had five points, three rebounds and two blocked shots against North Carolina. Sophomore walk-on Zach McRoberts played 15 key minutes and had a +15 contribution against Fort Wayne and earned a start against MVSU and had 3 points. He also had 3 points and 2 assists against SIUE. Junior Freddie McSwain, Jr. had six points and 3 rebounds in 10 minutes against MVSU. He then had 4 points and 3 rebounds against SIUE. Freshman Curtis Jones is a Virginia native and a Boo Williams AAU product. He had seven of his 15 points in overtime in beating Kansas. He had 9 points and 5 rebounds against MVSU and 7 points and 2 assists against SIUE. Freshman guard Devonte Green is another big-bodied guard who had 6 points and a career-high 4 steals against UMass Lowell. He added 4 points against SIUE. Freshman Grant Gelon came off the bench had scored 5 points against Liberty. He hit his first three-pointer. Junior Tim Priller had a career-high three points against Liberty. WINS VS. AP TOP 3 TEAMS, SINCE /30/16 vs. North Carolina (#3) Bloomington, Indiana 11/11/16 vs. Kansas (#3) (OT) Honolulu, Hawaii 1/14/14 vs. Wisconsin (#3) Bloomington, Indiana COMING UP 6 20 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT at Fort Wayne L, (OT) 16 UMass-Lowell W, Thanksgiving Liberty W, /2/13 vs. Michigan (#1) Bloomington, Indiana 12/31/11 vs. Ohio State (#2) Bloomington, Indiana 12/10/11 vs. Kentucky (#1) Bloomington, Indiana 27 Miss. Vall. St. W, SE Missouri 4 p.m. ESPN North Carolina W, SIUE W, HOME - AWAY - NEUTRAL 3 10 Houston Baptist 4 p.m. BTN

3 COACHING STAFF TOM CREAN Head Coach 9th Season Record at Indiana; overall (18th year) record last 5 years; 2013, 2016 B1G Champions 2016 Big Ten Coach of the Year 2016 Nasmith Coach of the Year Finalist IU is nationally ranked for the sixth straight season The Hoosiers are one of just 11 teams to have appeared in the Sweet Sixteen three of the last five years. Has led the Hoosiers to 25 wins over nationally ranked teams since , second most in the nation. Every senior that has played for him at IU has received their degree, and six have earned their degree in less than four years Each four-year player under Crean - at Marquette and Indiana - has played on a nationally ranked team. Three players, Kevin Yogi Ferrell (2016), Cody Zeller (2013) and Victor Oladipo (2013) have been selected as All-Americans. Needs 9 wins to surpass Everett Dean (162) for the third-most wins in IU men s basketball history HOOSIERS 0 CURTIS JONES G Freshman Richmond, Va. Huntington Prep Co-B1G Frosh of the Week after scoring 15 points vs. KU Attended Huntington Prep and was teammate of Thomas Bryant TIM BUCKLEY Associate Head Coach 9th season at Indiana; 30 years as college coach Served as head coach at Ball State ( ) An assistant with Crean at Marquette ( ; 07-08) Also an assistant at Iowa ( ) & Wisconsin (93-94) CHUCK MARTIN Assistant Coach Third season at Indiana; 16 years as college coach Was in Oklahoma City Thunder organization prior to IU Head coach at Marist ( ) Assisted at Memphis, St. John s, Drexel and UMass ROB JUDSON Assistant Coach Second season as an assistant at IU Fourth season at Indiana; 31 years as a coach Head coach at Northern Illinois for 6 years ( ) Played at Illinois ( ) and later was an assistant coach ( ) Had 9 points and 5 assists against MVSU Played in same AAU program as Robert Johnson and Troy Williams Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / JAMES BLACKMON JR. G Junior Marion, Ind. Marion Jerry West Award Preseason Watch List (Top SG) On Naismith and Wooden Watch List National POW after scoring 26 with 6 boards against Kansas Co-B1G Player of the Week (Nov. 14) SecondHighest career scorer in Crean era at IU (16.0) Had 14 points and 9 rebounds against North Carolina Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / / / TOTAL / JOSH NEWKIRK G R-Junior Raleigh, N.C. Word of God Academy Pittsburgh Had 7 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists vs. KU Had 10 points and 3 assists against North Carolina Had 13 points and 3 rebounds against Fort Wayne Had microfracture knee surgery prior to coming to IU DEREK ELSTON Director of Player Development Second season on staff at IU after playing professionally overseason for two seasons Played at Indiana ( ); back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances and 2013 B1G Championship LYONEL ANDERSON Strength Coach Fourth year at Indiana; Second year with men s basketball Came to IU from the University of Houston Previously worked at IU from with football Played football at Kansas ( ) TIM GARL Athletic Trainer 36th year at Indiana Student athletic trainer for Paul Bear Bryant at Alabama ( ) Worked with USA Basketball and 1984 gold medal men s basketball team Points: 15, vs. Kansas, 11/11/16 : 3, vs. Liberty, 11/19/16 Assists: 5, vs. MVSU, 11/27/16 Blocks: 1 (2x), last vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Steals: 1, at Fort Wayne, 11/22/16 Minutes: 21, vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Points: 33, vs. Alcorn State, 11/30/15 : 9 (3x), last vs. UNC, 11/30/16 Assists: 7, vs. Northwestern (BTT), 3/12/15 Blocks: 2, vs. McNeese State, 12/12/15 Steals: 4, vs. Alcorn State, 11/30/15 Minutes: 41, vs. Georgetown, 12/27/14 Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring * / * / / TOTAL / All* / Points: 20, vs. NC State, 3/3/14 : 5 (2x), last vs. Liberty, 11/19/16 Assists: 8 (2x), last at Indiana, 12/2/14 Blocks: 1 (3x), last vs. UNC, 11/30/16 Steals: 3, at Clemson, 3/8/14 Minutes: 37, at Fort Wayne, 11/22/16 3 OG ANUNOBY F Sophomore Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City (Pronounced Ann-uh-know-bee ) Preseason All-American Julius Erving Preseason Watch List (Top SF) Had 16 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocks against North Carolina Had 13 points, 7 rebounds and 3 blocks vs. KU Had a career-high 21 points and 8 rebounds against MVSU Had career-high 15 points and 3 steals against UMass Lowell Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / / TOTAL / Points: 21, vs. MVSU, 11/27/16 : 11, last vs. Liberty, 11/19/16 Assists: 2 (6x), last vs. UNC, 11/30/16 Blocks: 3 (5x), last vs. Kansas, 11/11/16 Steals: 3 (2x), last vs. UMass Lowell, 11/16/16 Minutes: 36, vs. Kansas, 11/11/16 Double-Doubles: 1, vs. Liberty (10p, 11r), 11/19/16 4 ROBERT JOHNSON G Junior Richmond, Va. Benedictine Leads current active IU players in starts with 62 Had ankle surgery in the offseason Had 10 points and 2 steals against Kansas Had 14 points against MVSU Had 11 points, 6 rebounds and career-best 3 steals vs. UNC Had 16 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists against UMass Lowell Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / / / TOTAL / Points: 21, vs. Texas Southern, 11/17/14 : 8, vs. Minnesota, 1/30/16 Assists: 9, vs. Pittsburgh, 12asfd/2/14 Blocks: 2, vs. Notre Dame, 12/19/15 Steals: 3 (3x), last vs. UNC, 11/30/16 Minutes: 36, vs. Texas Southern, 11/17/14

4 HOOSIERS 11 DEVONTE GREEN G Freshman North Babylon, N.Y. Long Island Lutheran (Pronouned Duh-von-tay ) Long Island Player of the Year Had 6 points and 4 steals against UMass Lowell Had 17 points in 13 minutes against Hope Brother of Danny Green of the San Antonio Spurs. Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / Points: 6, vs. UMass Lowell, 11/16/16 : 3, at Fort Wayne, 11/22/16 Assists: 2 (2x), last at Fort Wayne, 11/22/16 Blocks: 1 (2x), last vs. MVSU, 11/27/16 Steals: 4, vs. UMass Lowell, 11/16/16 Minutes: 17, at Fort Wayne, 11/22/16 13 JUWAN MORGAN F Sophomnore Waynesville, Mo. Waynesville Coming off of shoulder surgery in offseason Had career-high 18 points with 10 boards against SIUE 7 points, 7 boards and 3 assists against UMass Lowell 6 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists against Kansas Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / / TOTAL / Points: 18, vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 : 10 (2x), last vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Assists: 4, vs. Kansas, 11/11/16 Blocks: 2 (3x), last at Fort Wayne, 11/22/16 Steals: 2, vs. Chattanooga, 3/17/16 Minutes: 27, at Fort Wayne, 11/22/16 15 ZACH McROBERTS G R-Sophomore Carmel, Ind. Carmel Walk-on transfer from Vermont - started against MVSU Had 3 points, 1 assist and 1 steal against MVSU Had 3 points, 2 assists and steal vs. SIUE Brother of Josh McRoberts of the Miami Heat Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring * / / TOTAL / All* / DE RON DAVIS F Freshman Aurora, Colo. Overland (Pronounced Duh-ron ) Had 4 points against Kansas Hit two clutch free throws after off. board in final minute of win Had career-high 14 points against SIUE Had 5 points, 3 rebounds and 2 blocks against UNC Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / FREDDIE McSWAIN JR. F Junior Hinesville, Ga. Liberty County Neosho County CC Transfer from Neosho County Community College Had 6 points and 3 rebounds against MVSU Had 4 points and 3 rebounds against SIUE Has missed most of preseason with minor knee surgery Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / GRANT GELON G Freshman Crown Point, Ind. Crown Point (Pronounced Gay-lawn ) Indiana All-Star after playing at Crown Point HS Had 5 points against Liberty Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / COLLIN HARTMAN F Senior Indianapolis, Ind. Cathedral Out indefinitely with knee surgery Started 24 games as a junior Shot over 40 percent from 3-pt range last two seasons Played with a broken wrist in 2016 NCAA Tournament Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / / / TOTAL / THOMAS BRYANT C Sophomore Rochester, N.Y. Huntington Prep Preseason All-American Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Preseason Watch List (Top C) On Naismith and Wooden Watch List Had 12 points and 7 boards against North Carolina Had 19 points, 17 in second half in NCAA win over Kentucky Had 19 points and 10 boards against Kansas Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / / TOTAL / Points: 13, at Hofstra, 3/18/15 : 11 (2x), last vs. New Hampshire, 1/22/15 Assists: 3, at Hartford, 1/31/15 Blocks: 3, vs. Stony Brook, 2/7/15 Steals: 3 (2x), last vs. Radford, 3/23/15 Minutes: 33, at Saint Louis, 12/21/14 Points: 14, vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 : 4 (2x), last vs. MVSU, 11/27/16 Assists: 3, vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Blocks: 2 (2x), last vs. UNC, 11/30/16 Steals: 1, vs. UNC, 11/30/16 Minutes: 17, vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Points: 6, vs. MVSU, 11/27/16 : 5, vs. UMass Lowell, 11/16/16 Assists: 1, vs. UMass Lowell, 11/16/16 Blocks: 1 (2x), last vs. vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Steals: 3, vs. UMass Lowell, 11/16/16 Minutes: 14, vs. UMass Lowell, 11/16/16 Points: 5, vs. Liberty, 11/19/16 : 1 (3x), last vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Assists: N/A Blocks: N/A Steals: N/A Minutes: 7, vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Points: 15, vs. Maryland, 1/22/15 : 7 (3x), last vs. Iowa, 2/11/16 Assists: 5, vs. Chattanooga, 3/17/16 Blocks: 3 (3x), last vs. Maryland, 1/22/15 Steals: 3 (4x), last vs. Chattanooga, 3/17/16 Minutes: 34, at Ohio State, 1/25/15 Points: 23, vs. Minnesota, 1/30/16 : 13, vs. Ohio State, 1/10/16 Assists: 3 (2x), last vs. UMass Lowell, 11/16/16 Blocks: 4, vs. Creighton, 11/19/15 Steals: 2 (4x), last vs. UNC, 11/30/16 Minutes: 37, at Fort Wayne, 11/22/16 Double-Doubles: 5, last vs. MVSU (13p, 11r), 11/27/16 35 TIM PRILLER F Junior North Richland Hills, Texas Richland Had a career-high 3 points against Liberty. Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring / / / TOTAL / Points: 3, vs. Liberty, 11/19/16 : 4, vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Assists: 1, vs. MVSU, 11/27/16 Blocks: 1 (4x), last vs. SIUE, 12/2/16 Steals: 2, vs. McNeese State, 12/12/15 Minutes: 9, vs. MVSU, 11/14/14

5 INDIANA ROSTER/SCHEDULE SCHEDULE (6-1) INDIANA ROSTER # Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr/Exp Hometown/High School/Previous College 0 Curtis Jones G Fr./HS Richmond, Va./Huntington Prep 1 James Blackmon, Jr G Jr./2L Marion, Ind./Marion 2 Josh Newkirk G R-Jr./TR Raleigh, NC/Word of God/Pittsburgh 3 OG Anunoby F So./1L Jefferson City, Mo./Jefferson City 4 Robert Johnson G Jr./2L Richmond, Va./Benedictine College Prep 10 Johnny Jager# G So./TR Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South/Wabash 11 Devonte Green G Fr./HS North Babylon, N.Y./Long Island Lutheran 13 Juwan Morgan F So./1L Waynesville, Mo./Waynesville 15 Zach McRoberts# G/F R-So./TR Carmel, Ind./Carmel/Vermont 20 De Ron Davis F Fr./HS Aurora, Colo./Overland 21 Freddie McSwain, Jr F Jr./JC Hinesville, Ga./Liberty County/Neosho County CC 22 Quentin Taylor# G So./1L Indianapolis, Ind./Brebeuf 24 Grant Gelon G Fr./HS Crown Point, Ind./Crown Point 30 Collin Hartman F Sr./3L Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral 31 Thomas Bryant C So./1L Rochester, NY/Huntington Prep 35 Tim Priller F Jr./1L North Richland Hills, Texas/Richland # non-scholarship +sitting out to meet NCAA transfer requirements Head Coach: Tom Crean (Central Michigan, 89) Associate Head Coach: Tim Buckley (Bemidji State, 86) Assistant Coach: Chuck Martin (Monmouth, 93) Assistant Coach: Rob Judson (Illinois, 80) Assistant A.D. - Director of Basketball Administration: Jayd Grossman (Wisconsin-LaCrosse, 92) Director of Player Development: Derek Elston (Indiana 12) Director of Operations: Brett Burman (Wisconsin 09) Athletic Trainer: Tim Garl (Alabama 78) Strength and Conditioning: Lyonel Anderson (Kansas, 08) Pronunciation Anunoby - ann-uh-noby // Jager - JAY-gur // Gelon - Gay-lawn // De Ron - Duh-RON // Devonte - Duh-VON-tay DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME TV/Result November 11 Friday vs. Kansas! Honolulu, HI 9 p.m. W, (OT) November 16 Wednesday Bloomington, IN 7 p.m. W, November 19 Saturday Bloomington, IN 7 p.m. W, November 22 Tuesday at Fort Fort Wayne, IN 9 p.m. L, (OT) November 27 Sunday Mississippi Valley Bloomington, IN 4 p.m. W, November 30 Wednesday North Carolina # Bloomington, IN 9:15 p.m. W, December 2 Friday SIU-Edwardsville Bloomington, IN 7 p.m. W, December 4 Sunday Southeast Missouri State Bloomington, IN 4 p.m. ESPN2 December 10 Saturday Houston Baptist Bloomington, IN 4 p.m. BTN December 17 Saturday Butler $ Indianapolis, IN 5 p.m. BTN December 19 Monday Delaware State Bloomington, IN 8 p.m. BTN December 22 Thursday Austin Peay Bloomington, IN 7 p.m. BTN Plus December 28 Wednesday Nebraska* Bloomington, IN 7 p.m. BTN December 31 Saturday vs. Louisville % Indianapolis, IN 12:30 p.m. CBS January 3 Tuesday Wisconsin* Bloomington, IN 7 p.m. ESPN/2 January 7 Saturday Illinois* Bloomington, IN 5 p.m. ESPNU January 10 Tuesday at Maryland* College Park, MD 9 p.m. ESPN/2 January 15 Sunday Rutgers* Bloomington, IN 12pm/4:30pm BTN January 18 Wednesday at Penn State* University Park, PA 7 p.m. BTN January 21 Saturday Michigan State* Bloomington, IN TBA ESPN/2 January 26 Thursday at Michigan* Ann Arbor, MI 9 p.m. ESPN/2 January 29 Sunday at Northwestern* Evanston, IL 6:30 p.m. BTN February 1 Wednesday Penn State* Bloomington, IN 6:30 p.m. BTN February 5 Sunday at Wisconsin* Madison, WI 1 p.m. CBS February 9 Thursday Purdue* Bloomington, IN 7 p.m. ESPN/2 February 12 Sunday Michigan* Bloomington, IN 1 p.m. CBS February 15 Wednesday at Minnesota* Minneapolis, MN 9 p.m. BTN February 21 Tuesday at Iowa* Iowa City, IA 9 p.m. ESPN/2 February 25/26 Sat. or Sun. Northwestern* Bloomington, IN TBA TBA February 28 Tuesday at Purdue* West Lafayette, IN 7 p.m. ESPN/2 March 4 Saturday at Ohio State* Columbus, OH 12 p.m. ESPN2 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT (Verizon Center) March 8-12 Wed.-Sun. Big Ten Tournament Washington, D.C.! - Armed Foreces Classic (Stan Sherrif Center - Honolulu, - Indiana Classic # - Big Ten/ACC Challenge $ - Crossroads Classic (Bankers Life Fieldhouse) % - played at Bankers Life Fieldhouse - Indianapolis, IN

6 NEWS & NOTES 2017 KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR WATCH LIST (TOP CENTER) Moses Kingsley Eric Mika Justin Patton Marques Bolden Zena Edosomwan Thomas Bryant Bam Adebayo Tim Kempton Omer Yurtseven Chris Boucher Isaac Haas Paschal Chukwu Jarrett Allen Tyler Davis Thomas Welsh Kennedy Meeks Luke Kornet Mo Alie-Cox Josh Hawkinson Ethan Happ Arkansas BYU Creighton Duke Harvard Indiana Kentucky Lehigh North Carolina St. Oregon Purdue Syracuse Texas Texas A&M UCLA North Carolina Vanderbilt VCU Washington St. Wisconsin 2017 JULIUS ERVING WATCH LIST (TOP SMALL FORWARD) Evan Bradds Kelan Martin Jaron Blossomgame Terry Larrier Jayson Tatum Dwayne Bacon OG Anunoby Deng Adel Justin Jackson VJ Beachem Jae Sean Tate Dillon Brooks Tres Tinkle Vince Edwards Dikembe Dixson Kevin Hervey Jalen Moore Josh Hart Markis McDuffie Trevon Bluiett Belmont Butler Clemson Connecticut Duke Florida St. Indiana Louisville North Carolina Notre Dame Ohio St. Oregon Oregon St. Purdue UIC UT Arlington Utah St. Villanova Wichita St. Xavier 2017 JERRY WEST AWARD WATCH LIST (TOP SHOOTING GUARD) Allonzo Trier Arizona Dusty Hannahs Arkansas Nick Emery Brigham Young University Jacob Evans Cincinnati Charles Cooke Dayton Grayson Allen Duke Jordan Matthews Gonzaga Malcolm Hill Illinois James Blackmon Jr. Indiana Peter Jok Iowa Devonte Graham Kansas Malik Monk Kentucky Antonio Blakeney LSU Donovan Mitchell Louisville Eron Harris Michigan St. Elijah Brown New Mexico Tyler Dorsey Oregon E.C. Matthews Rhode Island Shake Milton SMU Isaac Hamilton UCLA WINS OVER RANKED TEAMS SINCE Opp IU 12/10 Kentucky 1 NR W /31 Ohio St W /5 Michigan W /28 Michigan St W Opp IU 11/27 North Carolina 13 1 W /12 Minnesota 8 5 W /27 Michigan State 13 7 W /2 Michigan 1 3 W /10 Ohio State 10 1 W /19 Michigan State 4 1 W /10 Michigan 7 2 W Opp IU 1/14 Wisconsin 3 NR W /2 Michigan 10 NR W /27 Iowa 20 NR W /2 Ohio State 22 NR W Opp IU 11/20 SMU 22 NR W /20 vs. Butler 23 NR W /10 Ohio State 22 NR W /22 Maryland W Opp IU 2/11 Iowa 4 NR W /20 Purdue W /1 at Iowa W /6 Maryland W /19 Kentucky* W Opp IU 11/11 Kansas 2 11 W (OT) 11/30 North Carolina 3 10 W WEEKS RANKED IN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 (ALL-TIME) Rk Team App* 1. North Carolina Kentucky Duke Kansas UCLA Louisville Indiana Syracuse Arizona Illinois 445 * - through Nov. 28 poll AP TOP 25 POLL (Nov. 28) RK TEAM REC. PTS 1 Kentucky (40) 6-0 1,590 2 Villanova (20) 6-0 1,567 3 North Carolina (4) 7-0 1,497 4 Kansas 5-1 1,414 5 Duke 6-1 1,365 6 Virginia 6-0 1,286 7 Xavier 6-0 1,181 8 Gonzaga 6-0 1,112 9 Baylor (1) 6-0 1, Creighton UCLA Saint Mary s Indiana Louisville Purdue Arizona Wisconsin Butler Iowa State South Carolina Rhode Island Syracuse Oregon Florida West Virginia Others receiving votes: Maryland 126, Notre Dame 85, Cincinnati 49, Michigan State 28, Ohio State 22, Michigan 13, Temple 8, USC 7, Houston 6, Florida State 5, VCU 5, California 3, Tennessee State 2, Virginia Tech 1, Arkansas State 1, San Diego State 1, Colorado 1, Minnesota 1, Rutgers 1 USA TODAY TOP 25 COACHES POLL (Nov. 28) RK TEAM REC. PTS 1 Kentucky (23) Villanova (5) North Carolina (2) Duke (2) Kansas Virginia Xavier Gonzaga UCLA Indiana Baylor Creighton Saint Mary s Louisville Arizona Purdue Wisconsin Butler West Virginia Oregon Iowa State Maryland South Carolina Syracuse Rhode Island Others receiving votes: Florida 74, Notre Dame 64, Michigan 47, Michigan State 43, Cincinnati 18, Colorado 15, California 13, Texas A&M 13, Texas 10, Oklahoma State 9, Ohio State 7, Florida State 4, Miami 4, Oklahoma 3, Wichita St 2, Arkansas 2, Fort Wayne 1, VCU 1, Temple 1, Virginia Tech 1, USC 1

7 INDIANA BEATS UNC IN ACC/BIG TEN CHALLENGE BLOOMINGTON, Ind. With a commemoration of the 1981 NCAA Championship team, an appearance from World Series champion Kyle Schwarber, and a Big Ten/ ACC Challenge matchup against No. 3 North Carolina, the atmosphere in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall had all the makings of a wild Wednesday night. But the No. 10 Hoosiers (5-1) decided to add another ingredient to the mix: a wire-to-wire win over the third-ranked Tar Heels (7-1). The crowd at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall reached its boiling point before the start of the national anthem, but the Hoosiers pushed the decibel meter on their first three possessions. OG Anunoby banked a layup in the low post before Robert Johnson splashed a 3-pointer on the next possession. James Blackmon Jr., after assisting on Johnson s three, called his own number from the arc and buried the shot, giving IU an 8-2 lead. The Hoosiers stepped on the gas and did what they ve done so well under head coach Tom Crean, by playing their best against the best. Under Crean, Indiana is unbeaten at home against teams in the top three. For the second consecutive game, Anunoby led IU s attack with 16 points, going 6-for-8 from the field. James Blackmon nearly earned a double-double in his return to the lineup, scoring 14 points with 9 rebounds and a trio of 3-pointers. Indiana s offense showed diversity, however, as all five starters entered double-digit figures. Anunoby gifted Hoosier fans with a shocking highlight play near the end of the first half. Josh Newkirk picked off a passing lane to reverse possession at mid-court and took his dribble to the 3-point arc. He put a pass into Anunoby s hand as he left the ground, and Anunoby stamped the alley-oop with all his might. It wasn t the only time the sophomore made the highlight reel. Anunoby also came from behind to slap a block into the backboard in the second half. The offense pushed IU to a 12-point lead by halftime, and the Hoosiers closed the door with an uncompromising performance on the defensive end. North Carolina guard Joel Berry averaged 18 points per game at the Maui Invitational this year, but the Hoosiers held him to 8 points on a 3-for-13 performance from the field. Furthermore, the Hoosiers pumped the brakes on North Carolina s transition offense to just 2 points. Johnson championed the defensive effort. He matched up against all types of play styles, from Berry to 6-8 forward Josh Jackson, and came away with 3 steals and 6 defensive boards. Curtis Jones came off the bench in a big way as well, with moments like his glass-cleaning put-back against UNC s frontcourt and his pressure in transition to force a turnover out of play. Although they never conceded the lead, Indiana knew they d be in for a fight in the final minutes against Roy Williams Tar Heels. North Carolina closed the gap with a 9-1 run after the uner-8 minutes timeout. Blackmon shifted the pressure to UNC after running across the arc to fire a contested 3-pointer into the twine, followed by De Ron Davis layup on the next possession. Indiana s win, their second over a top-3 team this season, was overflowing with emotion. Nobody put that on display better than Thomas Bryant. The big man finished the night with 12 points and 7 rebounds, going 4-for-7 from the field, and brought the fiery passion Indiana fans are used to seeing. In the first half, he brought the crowd to a roar with a put-back dunk. In the second half, Bryant drove from the wing to sink a baby hook before splashing a 3-pointer from the same spot. IU has now won 25 regular season games against ranked opponents, the highest total in the Big Ten since the start of the season. Indiana s defense was stout, holding UNC to under 70 points for the first time this season. UNC shot less than 40 percent, a season worst, from the floor and less than 30 percent from the 3-point line. IU holds a 9-6 all-time series advantage over North Carolina, including a mark of 4-2 in Bloomington. IU improves to 5-1 on the season, the fifth time the Hoosiers have won at least five of the season s first six games under Tom Crean. With the victory over UNC, Indiana has now won 10 consecutive home games over ranked opponents. IU started quickly in the first half, pushing the lead to as high as 17 points, the largest deficit the Tar Heels have faced this season (previous was four). The Hoosiers took a lead into the halftime break. All five Hoosier starters scored in double figures, the second time this season IU has had five double figure scorers in one contest, the first being the season-opening win over Kansas. OG Anunoby poured in a team-high 16 points for the game. The sophomore added five rebounds and two blocks to his line. James Blackmon Jr. returned, following a one game absence, to score 14 points and dish out three assists. Blackmon, Jr. now has 820 points in 51 career games. He also hauled in a team-high nine rebounds, tying a career high. Thomas Bryant logged big minutes, and recorded 12 points, seven rebounds and two steals. Robert Johnson tallied 11 points for the Hoosiers, including 10 points in the first half, and grabbed six boards. Johnson came away with three steals, tying a career high. Johnson has drained at least one 3-point jumper in his last 15 games played. Josh Newkirk chipped in 10 points, three assists, a block and a steal. Newkirk has scored double figures in two games this season. Juwan Morgan contributed six points and three rebounds in 21 minutes of game time. De Ron Davis drilled a handful of clutch free throws, and finished the night with five points, three boards and swatted two shots, tying a career high. He has blocked two shots in each of his last two games.

8 INDIANA TOPS NO. 2/3 KANSAS Life Fieldhouse. This was the first time that the Hoosiers scored 100 points or more against a ranked opponent since beating No. 17 Tulane, in November of IU won its 19th straight season opener, while snapping the Jayhawks 14-game season opening winning streak. It was the Hoosiers first season opening win away from Assembly Hall since beating Lafayette in the 2006 Preseason NIT at Bankers This was just the second time in nine seasons that IU did not start a freshman in the season opener. The last time came in when Will Sheehey and Victor Oladipo were frosh. Sophomore OG Annunoby and junior Josh Newkirk made his first career starts for the Hoosiers. Junior Robert Johnson made his 56th career start, junior James Blackmon Jr., started his 46th game and sophomore Thomas Bryant was in the starting lineup for the 36th occasion. Blackmon, Jr. has been in the opening night starting lineup each of the last three years and Bryant for the second straight season. Johnson started on opening night as a freshman and this year. Newkirk, freshman Curtis Jones, freshman Devonte Green, freshman De Ron Davis and junior Freddie McSwain, Jr., all played in their first game with the Hoosiers. Indiana has now won 24 regular season games against ranked opponents, the highest total in the Big Ten since and second most only behind Kansas. Indiana increases its lead in the all-time series against Kansas to 8-6. The 103 points scored makes it three out of the last four years that Indiana has scored 100 or more points in the season opener (100 vs. Chicago State in 2013; 116 vs. Mississippi Valley State in 2014). Indiana connected on 15 3-point field goals in the game, the eighth time under Tom Crean that the Hoosiers have made at least 15 in a game. The 15 3-pointers made by the Hoosiers are the most that Kansas has allowed in a non-conference game since at least (courtesy STATS, INC.). IU held Kansas to just 2-for-9 shooting in the overtime period. Indiana shot 50.0 percent (14-for-28) from the field in the second half, including 7-for-12 from long distance. When you add in the 2-for-3 effort in overtime, the Hoosiers were 9-for-15 over the final 25 minutes. The game featured 16 ties and 17 lead changes. Kansas largest lead was nine points early in the second half while the Hoosiers largest lead was five points with 3:45 left in regulation. The 31 fouls against the Hoosiers was tied for the most called against Indiana in the Tom Crean Era and was just the third time since that three Hoosiers had fouled out in a game. Player Plaudits Blackmon, Jr., returned from knee surgery which cost him the final 22 games of the season last year and scored 22 of his 26 points in the second half and overtime to lead the No. 11/12 Hoosiers to a win over the No. 2/3 Kansas Jayhawks in the Armed Forces Classic. His three pointer with 2:30 gave the Hoosiers the lead for good in the overtime period. In the second half and overtime, he was 6-for-12 from the field, 4-for-7 from 3-point range and 6-for-6 from the line. He also had six rebounds. It s the 14th game of his career scoring at least 20 points. He went 4-of- 8 from the 3-point line and 6-for-7 at the free throw line while also grabbing six rebounds. He now has 750 points in 47 career games played. Jones came off the bench and scored 15 points in 16 minutes, including seven points in overtime to lead the Hoosiers to the win over the Jayhawks in Honolulu. He scored five points in a one minute span in the first half to give IU its first lead in the game with a 3-pointer and a driving layup. In the overtime, he hit a 3-pointer with 1:45 to go to extend the lead to for the Hoosiers. With IU up by two with 16 seconds to play, Jones knocked in two free throws and with Kansas pressing down two with five seconds to play, Jones took the inbounds after breaking away from the press and sealed the victory with a slam dunk. Bryant recorded his third career double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds. He kept the Hoosiers in the game in the first half with 16 points, including a career-best two 3-point field goals. Other Hoosiers who have had double-doubles on opening night in the Crean Era include Tom Pritchard vs. Northwestern State in , Christian Watford vs. Howard, , Cody Zeller vs. Stony Brook, , Watford and Zeller vs. Bryant, and Noah Vonleh vs. Chicago State, Anunoby did a little bit of everything, totaling 13 points, seven rebounds and three blocked shots (ties career high). He also matched a career best with three made 3-point field goals. His 36 minutes played also were a career-high. Johnson was the fifth Hoosier in double figures, scoring 10 points to go with two assists and two steals. He scored seven points in a 1:15 stretch in the second half. Newkirk finished with seven points in his first game as a Hoosier after sitting out last year after transferring from Pittsburgh. He also grabbed five rebounds (career high) and handed out four assists in 35 minutes. Sophomore forward Juwan Morgan hauled down a career-best 10 rebounds while scoring six points and dishing out four assists in a career-high 26 minutes off the bench. Davis began his IU career with four points, but the most crucial were a pair of free throws in the overtime period to make it a two-possession game with 42 seconds left. Green connected on a 3-point field goal for his only points of the game. McSwain, Jr. made his Indiana debut by playing four minutes and grabbing two rebounds.

9 INDIANA CLASSIC HOOSIERS OVER UMASS LOWELL, The Hoosiers have won 32 straight home openers. Indiana extended its winning streak at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall to 18 games. IU scored at least 100 points in consecutive games for the first time since Wednesday s win marked the first time opening the season with back-to-back games with at least 100 points since the season. IU s 54 points in the paint is the most since scoring 58 against Kennesaw State on Dec. 22, Blackmon scored 20 points on 7-of-9 shooting in the first half, marking the second game in a row he has netted at least 20 points in a half after scoring 22 in the second half against Kansas. Additionally, his 23 total points is the 15th time he has scored at least 20 points in a game. Indiana scored 53 points in the first half. The last time the Hoosiers scored 53 points in a half was in the second half against Chattanooga on March 17, 2016in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament. Wednesday s win is the third time the Hoosiers have made 40 field goals in the Tom Crean era (last was against McNeese State on Dec. 12, 2015). Indiana s 19 offensive rebounds are the most since also pulling down 19 Feb. 11, 2016 against Iowa. Five players totaled at least three assists, led by five from junior Robert Johnson, who also added 16 points and five rebounds. Thomas Bryant tied his career high with three assists, tying his mark set against Nebraska on Feb. 17, OG Anunoby set a new career high with 15 points, besting his previous high of 14 set against Chattanooga on March 17, In addition, he tied his career high with three steals on the night, matching his three steals against Ohio State on Jan. 10, IU HANDLES LIBERTY, Indiana has now won 19 straight games at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Indiana s 46 defensive rebounds was the most by a team in Tom Crean era. Juwan Morgan made his first career start for Indiana, tallying seven points and eight rebounds. James Blackmon Jr. notched 20 points and tied a career high with nine rebounds. OG Anunoby chipped in 10 giving him double-figures in all three game this season. He scored in double figures five times all of last season. Anunoby recorded a double-double, his first of his career, adding a career high 11 rebounds, while swatting two shots. Freshman Grant Gelon scored his first career points, scoring five points on 2-for-2 shooting. Indiana s 39-point victory was the largest margin of victory since IU defeated McNeese State (45 points). Tim Priller scored a career high three points while tying a career high with two rebounds and one blocked shot. Thomas Bryant is three-for-three winning the opening tip this season. Robert Johnson added 13 points, giving him double figures in all three contests this season. Johnson dished out three assists. Curtis Jones scored six points and hit all four of his free throw attempts. Josh Newkirk tied a career high by hauling in five rebounds. Devonte Green recorded a career high two assists. De Ron Davis notched career highs in rebounds, four, and assists, two, in the victory. HOOSIERS FALL IN OT AT FT. WAYNE, Indiana outscored the Mastodons, 16-4 over the last 9:29 to force overtime. Sophomore Thomas Bryant led IU with 18 points and 12 rebounds. He hit two free throws with 19 seconds in regulation to force overtime. Junior Robert Johnson had 16 points and had a three-pointer in overtime. IU POSTS EASY WIN OVER DELTA DEVILS Indiana increased its home winning streak to 20 consecutive victories at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Thomas Bryant notched his fifth career double-double and second in as many games - scoring 13 points on 5-of-6 shooting and 11 rebounds. Bryant also added three blocks. The Hoosiers outrebounded the Delta Devils, 48-26, and have outrebounded each of their five opponents so far this season. Indiana grabbed 14 offensive rebounds, the fourth time IU has registered double-digit offensive rebounds in a game this season. IU outscored MSVSU on second chance points, All 13 Indiana players that played in the game grabbed at least one rebound. 10 Indiana players played at least 10 minutes in the game Indiana blocked eight shots in the game, the most since blocking nine against Texas Southern on Nov. 17, 2014.

10 NEWS & NOTES IN-SEASON AWARDS NBCSports.com National POW (Nov. 14) James Blackmon Jr. Big Ten POW (Nov. 14) James Blackmon Jr. (Co-Player) Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Nov. 14) Curtis Jones (Co-Freshman) Naismith Award Watch List James Blackmon Jr. Thomas Bryant Wendy s Wooden Award Watch List James Blackmon Jr. Thomas Bryant IU improves to 6-1 on the season, the sixth time the Hoosiers have won at least six of the season s first seven games under Tom Crean. Indiana increased its home winning streak to 22-consecutive victories at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The streak is tied for the eighth-longest in the nation. LONGEST INDIANA HOME WINNING STREAKS (ALL-TIME) No. Began - Ended 50 Feb. 24, 1991 vs. Michigan, Jan. 24, 1995 vs. Michigan, Dec. 22, 1973 vs. South Carolina, Dec. 6, 1976 vs. Kentucky, Jan. 15, 1986 vs. Ohio State, Jan. 24, 1988 vs. Michigan, Feb. 22, 2006 vs. Penn State, Jan. 26, 2008 vs. Connecticut, Dec. 5, 1938 vs. Ball State, Feb. 24, 1941 vs. Wisconsin, Feb. 25, 1952 vs. Ohio State, Feb. 22, 1954 vs. Iowa, Nov. 13, 2015 vs. Eastern Illinois, Active The Hoosiers out-rebounded SIUE, 45-31, in the game. IU has yet to be out-rebounded this season, getting the edge in six contests and tying North Carolina, Indiana made its first 19 free throws of the game, finishing the contest shooting 20-for-23 (.870). The Hoosiers had four or more players score double-figures for the second-straight game and for the third time this season. By holding the Cougars to 38.1 percent shooting from the floor, it marks the third straight game and fourth time this season that they have held an opponent below 40 percent in a game. Thomas Bryant had 11 points to record his 30th-career double-figure scoring game, while James Blackmon, Jr. netted 10 points to notch his 43rd-career double-figure scoring game. INDIANA 83, SIUE 60 LONGEST ACTIVE HOME WINNING STREAKS 45 Kansas 31 South Dakota State 30 Stephen F. Austin 29 Oregon 24 California 22 Indiana Through games played on Dec. 2 Indiana tied their season-high with eight blocks, matching their total against Mississippi Valley State. The eight blocks are the most since IU blocked nine against Texas Southern on Nov. 17, IU s 34 bench points in the game were the most for the team since scoring 37 against Chattanooga in the NCAA Tournament on March 17, Sophomore Juwan Morgan recorded his first career double-double, setting career-high marks with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Morgan finished 8-of-8 from the field, which ties him for second in program history in field goals made in a single game without a miss, joining Jared Jeffries, Matt Nover, Ricky Calloway and Mike Giomi. The single-game record is 9-of-9 by Will Sheehey on Feb. 16, 2013 against Purdue. The game marked the eighth-time that Morgan shot perfect from the field. The last player to shoot perfect from the field (MIN. 5 att.) prior to Morgan was OG Anunoby, who went 6-for-6 against Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament on March 11, Freshman De Ron Davis set a career-high with 14 points, three assists and 17 minutes. Davis also connected on all six of his free throws and shot 4-of-6 from the field. Junior Tim Priller set a career-high with four rebounds and tied his career mark with one block. Freshman Grant Gelon played a career-high seven minutes and tied his career high with one rebound, while scoring two points. Freshman Curtis Jones played a career-high 21 minutes and tied his career high with one block, while totaling seven points, two rebounds and two assists. Freshman Freddie McSwain, Jr. tied his career high with one block, adding four points and three rebounds. INDIANA ALL-TIME SCORING LIST RK PLAYER PTS YEARS 1. Calbert Cheaney 2,613* Steve Alford 2, Don Schlundt 2, A.J. Guyton 2, Mike Woodson 2, Kevin Yogi Ferrell 1, Alan Henderson 1, Damon Bailey 1, Kent Benson 1, Christian Watford 1, Eric Anderson 1, Brian Evans 1, Scott May 1, Greg Graham 1, Randy Wittman 1, Archie Dees 1, Bracey Wright 1, D.J. White 1, Walt Bellamy 1, Ray Tolbert 1, Kirk Haston 1, Jimmy Rayl 1, Andrae Patterson 1, Uwe Blab 1, Verdell Jones III 1, Ted Kitchel 1, Jordan Hulls 1, Tom Bolyard 1, Joby Wright 1, Steve Green 1, Tom VanArsdale 1, Dick VanArsdale 1, Steve Downing 1, Tom Coverdale 1, Jeff Newton 1, Quinn Buckner 1, Cody Zeller 1, Will Sheehey 1, Victor Oladipo Troy Williams 1, Marshall Strickland 1, Vernon Payne 1, Joe Cooke 1, Bob Leonard 1, Daryl Thomas 1, Rick Calloway 1, Jay Edwards 1, Butch Joyner 1, Jared Jeffries 1, Matt Nover Isiah Thomas Luke Recker John Ritter Wayne Radford Neil Reed Ken Johnson John Laskowski Pat Graham , Wally Choice Michael Lewis Jon P. McGlocklin Roderick Wilmont Dean Garrett James Blackmon Jr Pres. * - Big Ten record