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[354] IU-Eastern Michigan Postgame Show: Old Guards Lead Way to Best 40 Minutes of Season
The Assembly Call IU Basketball Podcast and Postgame Show · The Assembly Call
November 25, 20171h 12m
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Show Notes
It took six games, but the Indiana Hoosiers finally turned in their first consistent 40-minute performance on Friday afternoon in an impressive 87-67 victory over Eastern Michigan.
-- Robert Johnson and Josh Newkirk led the way from a scoring perspective, combining for 35 points and a sterling 9-12 clip from downtown.
-- Juwan Morgan was all over the place from an effort and energy perspective.
-- Al Durham led an excellent ball-handling effort, as the freshman once again logged major minutes without a turnover, and his teammates followed suit with turnovers on just 13.3% of possessions.
-- And, of course, Collin Hartman made his season debut, draining a 3 on his first possession to emphatically announce his return to regular season action.
It wasn't a perfect performance, as the Hoosiers still allowed more than a point per possession, but it was a game that displayed the kind of progress the Hoosiers needed to show to give fans, and likely themselves, confidence that they have a puncher's chance next week against Duke.
Jerod Morris and Andy Bottoms broke down all of the major storylines from this game on the latest edition of The Assembly Call IU Postgame Show.
-- Robert Johnson and Josh Newkirk led the way from a scoring perspective, combining for 35 points and a sterling 9-12 clip from downtown.
-- Juwan Morgan was all over the place from an effort and energy perspective.
-- Al Durham led an excellent ball-handling effort, as the freshman once again logged major minutes without a turnover, and his teammates followed suit with turnovers on just 13.3% of possessions.
-- And, of course, Collin Hartman made his season debut, draining a 3 on his first possession to emphatically announce his return to regular season action.
It wasn't a perfect performance, as the Hoosiers still allowed more than a point per possession, but it was a game that displayed the kind of progress the Hoosiers needed to show to give fans, and likely themselves, confidence that they have a puncher's chance next week against Duke.
Jerod Morris and Andy Bottoms broke down all of the major storylines from this game on the latest edition of The Assembly Call IU Postgame Show.
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