Indiana's NCAA Tournament Hopes Dim After Home Loss to Penn State

The Hoosiers' defeat by Penn State at Assembly Hall marks a significant setback, casting doubt on their tournament prospects.

Indiana University's men's basketball team suffered a disappointing 85-71 loss to Penn State, marking their third home defeat this season.
Fans expressed their frustration during the game, with some leaving early and others voicing their discontent on social media.
Coach Mike Woodson emphasized his support for the team despite the loss, refusing to blame the players for the second-half performance.
The loss significantly hampers Indiana's chances of securing an at-large bid for the NCAA tournament, with the team's path to March now fraught with challenges.
Injuries and a lack of depth were highlighted as key issues, with the team struggling in several areas including 3-point shooting and defense.