Hoosier Morning

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AT HOOSIERSHQ.COM

• Kentucky’s 18-0 run in the second half pushed the Wildcats past Indiana, Dustin Dopirak writes.
• All signs point to a renewed rivalry in the years to come, Chris Korman writes.
• Kentucky was just too big for Indiana to handle, leading to a big rebounding edge, I wrote.
• Hope Elam is making her return to Saint Louis today, Jeremy Price writes.

IT’S INDIANA

• Kentucky vs. Indiana is two philosophies on display, the Indy Star’s Bob Kravitz writes.
• Some fresh faces pumped new blood into the rivalry, the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette’s LaMond Pope writes.
• Tom Crean was teaching until the bitter end, the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel’s Pete DiPrimio writes.
• Indiana played up to its potential, but so did Kentucky, the Gary Post-Tribune’s Matt Dollinger writes.
• Inside the Hall breaks the game down with stats, audio and video.

BIG TEN BASKETBALL

• Ohio State sorely missed Evan Turner, losing at Butler, the Columbus Dispatch’s Bob Baptist writes.
• Purdue trailed by 16 early in the second half, but came back to defeat Alabama, the Lafayette Journal & Courier’s Jeff Washburn writes.
• Wisconsin held off a scrappy Marquette team, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel’s Jeff Potrykus writes.
• Blake Hoffarber rediscovered his offense and Minnesota cruised to a win against St. Joseph’s, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune’s Myron P. Medcalf writes.
• Talor Battle missed a driving layup and Penn State lost to Virginia Tech, the Centre Daily Times’ Jeff Rice writes.

TAKE A LOOK

Jordan Hulls had his feet set. He was ready to take the charge. And then John Wall happened.