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IU vs Rutgers player ratings:Transfers key win despite Ace Bailey's 39 points Indiana never trailed in the second half and pulled away down the stretch with a rare display of impressive 3-point ...

Ace Bailey, the healthy half of Rutgers’ star freshman duo, grabbed headlines with a game-high 39 points. But Rice ran that game, his control of its tempo and its pace remarkable. When Rutgers ...

“Hopefully he gets back soon.” Fellow fab freshman Ace Bailey did everything humanly possible to compensate for Harper's absence, posting an incredible career-high output of 39 ...

It’s not the first time it’s happened either, but it was still just as shameful as the Ellis Park crowd sang Ole Ole while New Zealand performed their sacred Maori war cry. It didn’t help ...

Myles Rice ran the game — this was the story. Ace Bailey, Rutgers’ other fantastic freshman, turned in what surely must rank among the best individual performances by a visitor to this arena ...

BLOOMINGTON – Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall hosted one of its more peculiar games in recent memory Thursday night. Hot-and-cold Rutgers unexpectedly showed up short Dylan Harper, the Big Ten’s ...

It was only the third time this season they shot better than 40%. Rutgers freshman Ace Bailey goes off for a career-high 39 points The biggest challenge for IU was figuring out the best way to ...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — As Ace Bailey made the long walk back to the visiting locker room at Assembly Hall, public address announcer Jeremy Gray made sure the Rutgers star was recognized for the ...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Rutgers saw one of its star freshmen put together one of the greatest individual performances in program history on Thursday, but it would not be enough to bring a win home.

Assembly Hall saw something special Thursday night — and no, smart aleck, not those dozen 3-pointers made by the IU basketball team in this 84-74 win against Rutgers. Not saying you’re wrong.