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Hoosiers up 20-6 after 10 minutes Scalia: 6 points, 2 assists Mack: 4 points, 3 rebounds CMM and Yarden: 3 points each Bargesser, Beaumont, Meister, Lamendola each getting a little early PT

Nevermind. She's in now. Must've just been getting a rest.

Forgot the game was on, so just tuned in. Late in first quarter and Mack is not playing. Hoping she's just getting a rest -- rather than something being wrong.

Banks just fouled Sparks. LOL.

24 points has to be our biggest lead of the season?

Trey and Ware are workin' it tonight!

Ware coulda just caught that.

Does Reneau think Ware is 7-foot-9?

90% of Trey's problems at the free throw line are half mental.

Our old friend Steve Alford and his Nevada crew tip off the action -- against Temple.

I would think No. 1 would be Gunner Kiel. Of course, he decommitted and never played in B-town. I think the top-ranked QB ever to actually play here would be Dave Schnell. He was at IU when I was there -- probably my favorite all-time Hoosiers football player. Unfortunately, he passed in 2011 from cancer. This is from an article when Kiel committed in 2011, looking at the top recruits in IU history ... Dave Schnell - 1985, Elkhart (Ind.) Central - was named the number one football recruit nationally by Sports Illustrated. Also named Parade Magazine All-America first team and Bally's All-America first team. Chose Indiana despite being recruited by the likes of Joe Paterno, Bo Schembechler and Howard Schnellenberger. 6-foot-3, 218-pounds as a high school senior. In his final game as a Hoosier he was named MVP of Liberty Bowl after throwing for 378 yards in a 34-10 win against South Carolina. In 1987 he led Indiana to their first win over Michigan in 20 years. Indiana also beat Ohio State in Columbus that year, 31-10. An appendicitis attack prevented him from playing late in the 1988 season at Michigan State, a game that had a Rose Bowl berth on the line. Died this May after a long battle with leukemia. He was just 44-years old.

Hoosiers 85 Lions 83 2 OTs IU, trailing by 17 with 12 minutes to play, rallies to force OT before a somewhat raucous SSAH crowd -- showing the moxie that's been the trademark of this 2023-24 Hoosiers squad. The game is extended to a second overtime when North Alabama, trailing by four, gets a 35-footer at the buzzer from Detalian Brown, whose eyes are closed and is falling out of bounds. And he makes the subsequent free throw after Malik Reneau exits the game with his fifth foul for contact on the shot. "No way we were gonna let an Atlantic Sun team walk into OUR HOUSE and walk out with a win," says Reneau, who leads Indiana with 22 points despite hitting just 5 of 12 free throws and playing the last 15 minutes with four fouls before picking up No. 5 at the end of the first OT.

North Alabama as they stroll into SSAH on Thursday ...

I honestly thought the fans would storm the court!

I hear fans are going crazy on Kirkwood Ave.!!!

OUR GREATEST VICTORY EVER!!!

Goddamn, Malik! That was brutal.

Good Lord -- we have the crowd trying to bring energy to a team that's losing by 11 at home to ... Morehead State.

Kansas beat us by 4. Morehead State is gonna beat us by double digits. Morehead State > Kansas!

Illegal screen out top. But honestly, it doesn't matter. We don't deserve to get that call.

Worked to get the lead down to 4, then just quit all over again.

Trey -- on the give and go, you don't give it to the other guy.

It's turning back around.

I booed from my couch!