Inside Indiana Board

Indiana has at least stemmed the bleeding, thanks to a Zeller two and a Watford three. At the moment, though, they're still struggling with rebounding and the offense still doesn't look fluid. Also still wonder about fatigue in some legs.

29-23 at the last media timeout.

Indiana has now missed the front end of two 1-and-1 opportunities.

Sheehey continues to struggle with his jump shot post-Purdue.

Michigan will call a timeout after Indiana inserts Hulls down three with one more shot this half.

A totally useless play as Hulls throws up a turnaround three that doesn't draw iron.

On the one hand, Indiana can take away from that half that it played quite poorly and finds itself down just three points. Hulls was totally removed from the offense after two early threes, IU didn't shoot well from the floor or the free-throw line and the Hoosiers left some easy points around the rim.

On the other, you once again get the feeling the Hoosiers aren't in control of the game, if we can measure that, and that's been a crucial need for Indiana this season. IU cut down on the turnovers and rallied from 27-16 down to go in losing by just three, but Tom Crean's team needs a little bit more something to get right in the second half, when Michigan won't be so hampered by foul trouble in the post.

33-30 Michigan at the half.

After starting off cold, Zeller came on strong to end the half, and he leads IU with nine points. Oladipo has eight points and eight rebounds. Hulls has six, Ferrell has four and Watford has three.

IU's bench hasn't scored, and has missed all eight of its attempts from the floor. Michigan's Nik Stauskas leads all scorers with 10 points.

IU will be the top seed, no matter what.

Thanks Zach!

Hoosiers now 1-of-5 from the free-throw line. Well, make it 2-of-6.

Robinson answers with a wide-open corner three.

Indiana eating Michigan up on the offensive glass, but the Wolverines countering by driving the ball successfully no matter whose hands it's in.

Fantastic pair of possessions from Hollowell. He rebounds a Hulls miss and doesn't hesitate to push his way back into the lane for a layup, then has an open three and knocks it down. He's been getting some criticism on Twitter today, but he's been playing very well in the past few games off the bench on both ends of the court.

Yogi Ferrell's chance creation rate is made by his on-court movement, but his passes can be too complicated and wasteful.

Indiana going full-court press.