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Indiana Triumphs Over UCLA in Thrilling Double Overtime

2/1/2026

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Indiana Triumphs Dramatically

Indiana defeated UCLA 98-97 in double overtime as Trent Sisley (Indiana) hit the free throw with 0.3 seconds left.
Nick Dorn (Indiana) led with 26 points, while Reed Bailey (Indiana) and Lamar Wilkerson (Indiana) each scored 24.
Indiana erased a 10-point deficit after UCLA's Trent Perry (UCLA) tied the game with a three.
The win is Indiana's third straight and boosts NCAA Tournament prospects as they prepare to face USC.

Summary

Indiana Faces UCLA

Indiana faces UCLA at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles, marking their first trip to the city since the Bruins joined the Big Ten.
The Hoosiers will be without Tayton Conerway due to a right ankle injury.
Indiana's likely lineup includes Conor Enright, Lamar Wilkerson, Nick Dorn, Tucker DeVries, and Sam Alexis.
UCLA's Tyler Bilodeau averages 18.2 points per game, presenting a scoring challenge for Indiana's defense.

History

Historical Context

In 1976, Indiana University, under coach Bob Knight, achieved a historic milestone by winning the NCAA Championship with an undefeated 32-0 record. This victory marked Knight's first championship with the team and solidified Indiana's legacy in college basketball. The ongoing rivalry with UCLA continues to influence team strategies and fan engagement, reflecting the competitive landscape shaped by these historic programs.

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Indiana Triumphs Dramatically

Indiana defeated UCLA 98-97 in double overtime as Trent Sisley (Indiana) hit the free throw with 0.3 seconds left.
Nick Dorn (Indiana) led with 26 points, while Reed Bailey (Indiana) and Lamar Wilkerson (Indiana) each scored 24.
Indiana erased a 10-point deficit after UCLA's Trent Perry (UCLA) tied the game with a three.
The win is Indiana's third straight and boosts NCAA Tournament prospects as they prepare to face USC.

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