Not including postseason, it was IU's fourth Big Ten loss by 20 points or more during Mike Woodson's tenure and the 12th loss of 15 points or more.

All Mike Woodson could do was stare. Not muster any visible anger or frustration, but hold his chin in his palm and stare.

Why did Indiana basketball’s five-game win streak come to an end at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Saturday night? Starting point guard Myles Rice blamed an “avalanche” of mistakes for the team’s disheartening 85-60 loss to Iowa.

As redshirt sophomore guard Myles Rice turned to an official and called timeout, Indiana men’s basketball’s huddle reflected the somberness fit for a 19-point second-half deficit. Across the halfcourt line, Iowa’s huddle appeared rejuvenated, instilled with life by a noisy, two-thirds full crowd.

Indiana got wiped out in Iowa City in primetime Saturday at Iowa in the most lopsided Big Ten defeat in Mike Woodson’s four-year tenure.

Both teams shot over 52% from the floor, but the Hawkeyes got off six more shots than the Hoosiers and made five of them.

Iowa improved to 12-4 (3-2 Big Ten) with a resounding 85-60 win over the Indiana Hoosiers (13-4, 4-2 Big Ten). The Hawkeyes shot 54% on the night while limiting Indiana to just 41