LamarCheeks

IU 89 UTA 62

Score is tied. We've got the ball. We're on the road. There are 17-plus seconds left. That ABSOLUTELY is not a game you lose in regulation.

As I just wrote, Davis shouldn't be in there during crunch time.

How many bunnies have we missed in this game!!!

At crunch time, I'm not sure Davis should be playing on the offensive end.

Davis has to be smarter than that.

Hoosiers 77 Pigs 69

Maryland QB needs to learn to get rid of the ball.

Trap game for us heading into the Bucket Game ... Michigan 45 IU 17

Flags!!!

A Clifton Moore sighting?

Man, every time we're on the verge of blowing them out of the gym, we let 'em back in.

Romeo, try pulling up for a little 12- footer!

Battle 4 Atlantis: Virginia vs. Oklahoma (Virginia wins) Charleston Classic: Purdue vs. Alabama (Purdue wins) Diamond Head Classic: TCU vs. UNLV (TCU wins) Maui Classic: Duke vs. Gonzaga (Duke wins) Myrtle Beach: Wake vs. West Virginia (Wake wins) Wooden Legacy: Miami vs. Utah (Miami wins)

I'm confused. This was in the IU game notes. Yet this is our first tournament title since 2013, so obviously we had losses in the previous four B1G tourneys ... SETTING THE SCENE • Indiana is the No. 1 seed for the Big Ten Tournament. IU advanced past No. 5-seeded Maryland in penalty kicks, 4-3, on Friday. The two teams played to a 1-1 draw. • IU, the Big Ten regular season champions for the 15th time in program history, became the first team in league history to go 8-0 in conference play. Indiana is the first unbeaten and untied league champion since Penn State (6-0) in 2005. • The Hoosiers are unbeaten in the team's last 38 matches against Big Ten opponents, posting a record of 24-0-14. Indiana's last loss to a league foe was at Ohio State on Oct. 10, 2015.

Diving header by Gutjahr! ... Great goal and great pass from Dorsey!

Ex-Tom Creans 79 Ex-ex Tom Creans 70

I believe Carmel played -- and beat -- Fort Wayne Snider. They play at Valpo next week.

Hoosiers 94 Bob's cats 63

I'm still a bit honked off that we drew Duke for the second straight year in the ACC/B1G Challenge. Not that I'm afraid of Duke (OK, maybe a little), but how 'bout a little variety? I thought IU-Virginia was a natural, made-for-TV, ideal matchup -- both teams have former Indiana Mr. Basketballs, and it would be 'Hoos vs. Hoosiers. (Plus, I live in Virginia and wanted to be able to brag after we beat them!)

Flags!!!