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Ep 1325 - Indiana Beats Wisconsin in OT - What It Means for IU’s Tourney Path + Big Ten Seeding Math

Galen Clavio and Scott Caulfield recap Indiana’s gritty 78–77 overtime win over Wisconsin at Assembly Hall — a résumé-building victory that keeps IU trending in the right direction and puts real shape around the Hoosiers’ NCAA Tournament path. They break down the game’s wild arc (IU’s early surge, the familiar mid-game wobble, and the late-game execution that finally held up), plus the performances that carried Indiana despite major no-shows from key rotation pieces. Lamar Wilkerson stays scorching, Sam Alexis delivers a monster, trajectory-altering game, and Connor Enright continues to be the engine that keeps the offense functioning — including a pair of late whistles that ignited plenty of debate. Then the conversation zooms out: what this win means for Indiana’s remaining schedule, why holding serve at home matters so much, and where Indiana could realistically land in the Big Ten Tournament bracket (and why those byes are as confusing as ever). Timecodes 0:25 – Intro: both were in the building + quick IU football lull notes 2:05 – Merch/gear talk: Homefield at Traks + championship patches and purchases 6:47 – Sponsor break: Homefield Apparel + Posh Hotel Bloomington 9:22 – The “football gear at Assembly Hall” moment + how winning creates real traditions 22:10 – Break → Indiana/Wisconsin recap begins (78–77 OT): early lead, collapse, and recovery 30:10 – Key performances: Wilkerson’s scoring streak + Alexis’ huge efficiency game + Enright’s impact 34:42 – Endgame officiating sequence: the charge + the late foul, what actually happened, and why it blew up 46:10 – Bigger picture: where IU sits now, remaining schedule, and “10–10 locks it” tournament math 59:40 – Big Ten Tournament seeding discussion + why chasing a higher seed might be worth it 1:12:28 – Closing thoughts: February schedule spacing, fatigue, and what IU football changed about “sports season”