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Michigan's doing its Senior Day ceremony prior to today's game, unlike IU. No speeches, so maybe a little less dramatic an ending for these seniors.

Starters for Indiana: Ferrell, Hulls, Oladipo, Watford and Zeller.

For Michigan: Burke, Stauskas, Hardaway Jr., Robinson III, Morgan

IU starters are getting announced at the moment. Interestingly, instead of booing during the introductions, Michigan students are chanting "Go Blue." Nothing negative, at least from what I can tell.

Zeller drove past Morgan on IU's second possession and had a fairly open layup, which he left way short. On IU's next possession, he tried a turnaround jumper and missed. He looks like he's still struggling to finish inside at times, especially early.

You can hear the noise through the TV when IU scores.

Under-16 timeout and the pace is blistering. Indiana has missed a couple of good looks, but overall, the Hoosiers have their offense humming. Michigan is missing jump shots both open and contested, and Victor Oladipo already has four boards.

10-3 IU.

IU left a bunch of points on the court to start, but that's still the beginning of the game that IU was looking for, I have to imagine. IU is up 10-3 at the first media timeout.

7-0 run for Michigan, Indiana's offense stale again.

At the under-12, Michigan is on a 12-0 run (Nik Stauskas is on an 8-0 run himself) and leads 15-10. IU has gone ice cold from the floor and is struggling to get clean looks inside.

Oladipo trying to do everything himself on his first two possessions back into the game. He was lucky not to have the ball stolen as he drove into the lane for the second time, then missed a long three-pointer. He's taken all three of IU's shots since the under-12 timeout.

Indiana down 20-16 at the under-8 timeout. There's a noticeable imbalance to IU's rotations at the moment. Outside of the starting five, no one has looked like scoring since Sheehey's shooting performance in the Iowa game, and a lot of the younger bench players are struggling with poise.

It's now a 24-6 Michigan run since Indiana was up 10-3. Hoosiers look lost, confused and punchdrunk.