Indiana has found ways to survive punches. It saw a 4-point halftime lead turn into a 6-point deficit less than three minutes into the second half, as Purdue enjoyed an 11-1 run out of the break. The Hoosiers trailed by 7 points with 12 minutes remaining as the Mackey Arena black-out crowd grew deafening.

Oumar Ballo was visibly upset with Myles Rice in the final seconds of Indiana's loss at Purdue. Mike Woodson tried to make sense of it all.