UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Indiana fell to 1-4 in true road games this season, and 5-5 in Big Ten Conference games, with a 64-49 loss at No. 24 Penn State on Wednesday night.
The Hoosiers struggled in the second half inside the Bryce Jordan Center, scoring just 21 points as the backcourt struggled for offensive production while Trayce Jackson-Davis remained the lone Indiana offensive threat for most of the contest.
Here are five takeaways from the loss to the Nittany Lions:
· Indiana collapses in the second half en route to its second straight loss: It was an utter collapse from the Hoosiers in the second half last night.