The Hoosiers (13-5; 4-3 Big Ten) gave Anthony Leal the starting nod in a 77-76 overtime win over Ohio State at the Schottenstein Center on Friday night. It was the Bloomington South alum's third career start and first of the season.

Mike Woodson, Luke Goode and Oumar Ballo addressed the media following Indiana's 77-76 overtime win against Ohio State at Value City Arena.

Indiana coach Mike Woodson was the target of several angry fans after the Hoosiers were trounced by the Illinois Fighting Illini on their home floor Tuesday night.

At this point, most of the Indiana basketball fanbase wants Mike Woodson gone. He was on thin ice coming into the Illinois game, and his team put on a thoroughly uninspiring performance. To make matters worse, Woodson skipped his postgame radio interview.

Northwestern has beaten Indiana four straight times. Indiana's Head Coach Mike Woodson said Tuesday that his team must go into the game on Wednesday with the right mindset.

Indiana defeated Ohio State Friday evening at Value City Arena by a final score of 77-76 in overtime. Ohio State led 35-29 at halftime.  The Hoosiers were led in the game by

After his team bounced back from its recent slump, Indiana head men’s basketball coach Mike Woodson wouldn’t comment on the outside noise surrounding his program during the week. The

Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson hinted at making changes to the starting lineup, he lived up to that promise on Friday night:

After sixth-year center Oumar Ballo controlled the loose ball, he looked to one teammate — senior forward Luke Goode. As quickly as the pass arrived in Goode’s hands, it left them. He rose up from the right wing, releasing the orange ball into a backdrop of scarlet and gray.

Anthony Leal started for the first time this season. And while he didn't score in his 31 minutes, his block at the end of overtime secured the win.

After Luke Goode drilled a stone-cold 3-pointer to give Indiana a 77-76 edge with 1:07 remaining in overtime against Ohio State, Anthony Leal smothered Buckeye guard John Mobley Jr. as the clock wound down,