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Feb 13, 2016, 09:57

That was the day Duke - and America - buried this Indiana University basketball team by 20 points. "We came out kind of tentative, especially on the rebounding end". And for the once-proud Hoosiers, that was an upgrade from 6-25 the previous season in their first year under coach Tom Crean.

Now Vitale was back with ESPN for another look at the suddenly lively corpse.

"It was a little uncharacteristic of those guys, I thought".

Historic Assembly Hall rocked as the Hoosiers were hungry for a signature win - Undefeated at home.

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Illuminate the lights on the marquee.

IU Basketball got its biggest win of the season Thursday Night, upsetting #4 Iowa at home 85-78.

"That's definitely a marquee victory", Vitale said. They last shared the trophy in 1979. They can never put two NCAA seasons back-to-back because they always are led by a bunch of seniors. "They can really score".

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Indiana's Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell wanted the ball Thursday night. And he should have been pointed.

"It's time to forget about that game", Vitale said.

"Iowa is everything that they're made out to be", Crean said. They're talking, they're communicating. They're at IL (a bad team, but remember what happened at Penn State).

"He's got one of the best motors I've ever seen, " McCaffery said of Williams.

This was an entertaining 40 minutes.

IN earned their 20th win of the season and pulled into a three-way tie for the conference lead.

IN finished with five players in double figures. Thomas Bryant, Indiana's primary inside threat, was limited to 14 minutes by foul problems. There was a time when not getting a spectacular game by Ferrell would have been a formula for defeat by this team. The Hoosiers out-hustled Iowa in every facet and followed the game plan to a tee.

Up next, Iowa hosts Minnesota on Sunday and IN visits No. 8 Michigan State on Sunday. What was once a 16-point IN lead was gone, and the Hoosiers would have to find a way to bounce back. The first call of the night went against him, just seconds into the ballgame, and then he picked up three more throughout his short night that were cheap at best, and probably better described as questionable. Both teams ended with 19 offensive rebounds.

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When you watch the Hawkeyes play, it is obvious that coach Fran McCaffery has molded his players to fit the system perfectly. the Hawkeyes run their offense like clockwork and play tough team defense.

But Collin Hartman scored for the Hoosiers and Ferrell made four straight free throws to seal it.

Peter Jok shot the Hawkeyes right back in the game, his first three is on target. After five minutes, he had four points and five rebounds, which was Hoosier good. The importance of that charge can be questioned, as technically all it really did was stop Iowa on one possession, but it was the message that that charge sent which lifted this IN team. They never trailed again. The decibel level dropped to 21.

Well, here it is, and the Hoosiers proved they belong among the conference's elite.

"We showed from top to bottom that we're maturing as a team", Hartman said.

That's what IN did. Transfers Dave Zeisloft and Max Bielfeldt and a strong freshman class have helped fortify the bench.

How big was this game?

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