Postgame Notes vs. Liberty

Indiana vs. Liberty
Indiana Game Notes
Nov. 19, 2016

Indiana has now won 19 straight games at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
Saturday's victory marked the seventh season in a row the Hoosiers have started 3-0.
IU outrebounded the Flames 55-20, which is the largest rebounding margin (35) since 1972.
Indiana's 46 defensive rebounds was the most by a team in Tom Crean era.

The Hoosiers held Liberty to 29.7 percent shooting, the eighth time a team has been held to under 30 percent shooting in the Tom Crean era.
Indiana opened the game on a 15-2 run over the first 7:55.
In the first half, Indiana exploded for a 24-0 run that covered 7:57, extending the Hoosier lead from 15-7 to 39-7.
IU held a 45-19 lead at the half.
Juwan Morgan made his first career start for Indiana, tallying seven points and eight rebounds.
James Blackmon Jr. notched 20 points and tied a career high with nine rebounds.
Blackmon recorded at least 20 points in each of IU's first three games, the first Hoosier to do so since Yogi Ferrell in January of 2015.
OG Anunoby chipped in 10 giving him double-figures in all three game this season. He scored in double figures five times all of last season.
Anunoby recorded a double-double, his first of his career, adding a career high 11 rebounds, while swatting two shots.
Freshman Grant Gelon scored his first career points, scoring five points on 2-for-2 shooting.
Indiana's 39-point victory was the largest margin of victory since IU defeated McNeese State 105-60 (45 points).
Tim Priller scored a career high three points while tying a career high with two rebounds and one blocked shot.
Thomas Bryant is three-for-three winning the opening tip this season.
Robert Johnson added 13 points, giving him double figures in all three contests this season. Johnson dished out three assists.
Curtis Jones scored six points and hit all four of his free throw attempts.
Josh Newkirk tied a career high by hauling in five rebounds. Devonte Green recorded a career high two assists.
De'Ron Davis notched career highs in rebounds, four, and assists, two, in the victory.
Freddie McSwain Jr. saw eight minutes of action, Zach McRoberts played five minutes and Quentin Taylor played two minutes.

Players Mentioned

OG Anunoby

James Blackmon Jr.

Thomas Bryant

De'Ron Davis

Grant Gelon

Devonte Green

Robert Johnson

Curtis Jones

Zach McRoberts

Freddie McSwain Jr.

Juwan Morgan

Josh Newkirk

Tim Priller

Quentin Taylor

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