Indiana cruised to a 100-56 victory over Bethune-Cookman to move to 7-0, responding emphatically after lackluster performances in their previous two buy games with crisp ball movement (15 assists on 17 first-half field goals), relentless defensive pressure, and balanced scoring that saw four players reach double figures.

The Hoosiers never let up, building a 51-23 halftime lead and maintaining their intensity throughout.

Coach Tonsoni breaks down the dominant performance while taking questions from the chat about Big Ten prospects, lineup rotations, and how Indiana will defend bigger teams like Michigan and Purdue.

• The offensive masterclass showcased by the ghost screen play—Conerway's behind-the-back pass to Enright who swung it to DeVries for three—epitomizing Indiana's ball movement philosophy
• Nick Dorn's successful return to the rotation with 14 points on 4-5 three-point shooting in 19 minutes, adding another weapon to the perimeter arsenal
• Lamar Wilkerson's response to a 1-8 three-point night by attacking the basket and finishing 6-7 inside the arc, showing how to impact the game when shots aren't falling
• Conor Enright's point guard skills on display with seven assists, including creating perfect angles on the fast break to find open shooters
• Trent Sisley's rim-running and backdoor cutting ability that makes Indiana's offense so difficult to guard, plus his nine rebounds off the bench
• The defensive intensity that held Bethune-Cookman to 0.848 points per possession while forcing turnovers and contesting shots all night
• Indiana's 84.2% free throw shooting and 27 assists on 36 field goals continuing the trend of unselfish, efficient basketball

On the mic: Brian Tonsoni (solo show)

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