The Indiana Hoosiers forced a crucial stop in OT to defeat the Ohio State Buckeyes, 77-76.

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

The last two games were rough for Indiana, but the Hoosiers are hoping for a bounce back effort against the Buckeyes.

The Hoosiers will be without Malik Reneau, Bryson Tucker, Gabe Cupps and Jackson Creel for Friday's game against the Buckeyes.

Tom Crean points out areas of concern for the Indiana Hoosiers, who are trying to bounce back from consecutive 25-point losses.

Luke Goode hit a 3-pointer and Anthony Leal blocked John Mobley Jr.'s jumper with a second left to secure the Hoosiers' overtime win.

Luke Goode's 3-pointer late in overtime, part of his career-high 23-point night, gave Indiana the lead for good in a 77-76 win over Ohio State on Friday in Columbus, Ohio.

After four lead changes, Indiana forward Luke Goode capped off a career-night with the go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:07 left on the clock in overtime to help his team escape with a 77-76 win. It was a much needed victory for a Hoosiers team (14-5; 5-3 Big Ten) that had been blown out in their previous two games.

Despite holding a double-digit lead with less than five minutes remaining in regulation, Indiana needed overtime heroics from senior forward Luke Goode to defeat Ohio State 77-76 in thrilling fashion. Goode led the Hoosier attack with a career-high 23 points and shot 4 for 7 from beyond the arc.

Former Indiana basketball coach Tom Crean, now an analyst for ESPN, detailed what’s gone wrong with the Hoosiers this season and how they could turn it around.

The Hoosiers’ four losses this year were by an average of 21.5 points. In two true Big Ten road games, Indiana lost by a combined 42 points.