Indiana leads #5 Missouri by 13 at half. Impressive so far.

And they have managed to give Mizzou back the lead with a mintue to go in the game

Indiana goes 0-11 to end the game, not scoring a single point over the last 4 1/2 minutes of the game. It was nice to see the Hoosiers play as well as they could, but they just lack a PG to distribute the ball well. Bracey Wright hasn't had a shot in forever, and that's all that needs to be said.

Mizzou ended the game on a 15-0 run to win by 5.

Another notable game- Gonzaga beats Maryland.

Wow my mood just went from to in a matter of minutes. We were so hot w/ the jump shots in outside shots in the first half. They just kept dwindling though, and by the end of the game we couldn't hit any kind of jump shot. It hurts that we were down only at the tip and the last minute of the game, but that's enough to lose the game. We definitely showed potential though. The guards really got it done.

Also #3 Kentucky almost blows a 20 point first half lead and hangs on to win by two at the Wooden Classic over UCLA, 52-50.

Also #3 Kentucky almost blows a 20 point first half lead and hangs on to win by two at the Wooden Classic over UCLA, 52-50.

Ah I saw that. That got interesting. What happened w/ the other Wooden Classic game, KU-Stanford? I saw they were down during the updates in the IU game.

Ah I saw that.  That got interesting.  What happened w/ the other Wooden Classic game, KU-Stanford?  I saw they were down during the updates in the IU game.

Still going on. Stanford is up 8 with under a mintue to go.

Mike Davis got outcoached by Synder today and that was the difference in the game. The final 5 minutes is were coaching becomes important, and Davis once again showed an inability to get the job done and hold on to a lead late, while Synder was able to pull out a win, on the road, down by double digits, with his best player fouled out. Some of the heat on Davis was lifted by the great recruiting class this offseason, but the fire will start up very soon if the Hoosiers fail to make the tournament for the 1st time in a couple of decades, which appears likely at this point. If Smith and Wright go pro next year, and IU doesn't have a great season, than look for Davis to be out as the coach. My patience, and more importantly, the patience of the alum and boosters is wearing thin, and if Davis wants to keep his job he better pull his head out of his ass. The weakness up front was once again exposed, and is going to keep this team from making the tournament. As an IU fan this is going to be a hard season to swallow, but I will always support this team through thick and thin.