BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Kevin Wilson was blunt. His team needs to play better. It's not much more complicated than that.
There was no underlying secret behind Indiana's 52-26 loss to No. 7 Michigan State, Indiana's head coach said. The Hoosiers competed toe-to-toe with the Spartans for three quarters before Michigan State became the third team in the last month to pull away in the fourth quarter with 24 unanswered points.
"The key to winning is we need to do better," Wilson said Monday. "We've gotten better, we're competing, but it's not good enough.