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January 30, 2014

7:15pm CT - BTN

Pinnacle Bank Arena (15,147) - Lincoln, NE

 

Indiana Hoosiers 13-7, 3-4 (Last: W 56-46 vs Illinois)

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Nebraska Cornhuskers 10-9, 2-5 (Last: W 82-78 vs Minnesota)

 

Big Ten Standings

#10 Michigan 7-0, 15-4

#7 Michigan State 8-1, 19-2

#15 Iowa 5-3, 16-5

#14 Wisconsin 4-4, 17-4

Minnesota 4-4, 15-6

Northwestern 4-5, 11-11

Indiana 3-4, 13-7

Purdue 3-4, 13-7

#24 Ohio State 3-5, 16-5

Nebraska 2-5, 10-9

Illinois 2-6, 13-8

Penn State 2-6, 11-10

 

Head Coaches

Indiana Tom Crean (277-185, 97-86 at Indiana)

Nebraska Tim Miles (308-247, 25-27 at Nebraska)

 

Injury Report

Indiana

No injuries to report

 

Nebraska

No injuries to report

 

Scouting Indiana

Indiana comes to Lincoln with a 13-7 record following a 56-46 win over Illinois on Sunday. Under fifth-year head coach Tom Crean, the Hoosiers are a different team than the 2012-13 squad which featured two NBA Lottery picks and won the Big Ten regular-season title. The Hoosiers returned just one starter from a 29-7 squad that reached the NCAA Sweet 16.

 

Indiana has been up and down in conference play, including a win over then-unbeaten and No. 3 Wisconsin before falling at Northwestern at home four days later. While Indiana averages 76.3 points per game, the Hoosiers’ strength is a defense which holds teams to under 40 percent shooting, while IU out-rebounds teams by a conference best 11.1 boards per game.

 

Sophomore point guard Yogi Ferrell is one of the Big Ten’s top performers, as he averages a team-high 17.5 points along with 4.0 assists per game to rank in the top 10 in the Big Ten in both categories. Ferrell also shoots better than 40 percent from 3-point range for the Hoosiers. Noah Vonleh is one of the front runners for Big Ten Freshman of the year, as the 6-foot-10 forward averages 12.0 points and a Big Ten leading 9.6 rebounds per game. He leads the Big Ten with eight double-doubles on the season. Senior forward Will Sheehey is the third Hoosier in double figures, as he averages 10.1 points and 4.3 rebounds per game.

 

This is the third matchup between Crean and Nebraska Coach Tim Miles. In addition to last year’s meeting in Bloomington, Miles’ North Dakota State team upset eighth-ranked Marquette, 64-60, in the championship game of the 2006 Blue and Gold Classic in Milwaukee.

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