PHOTO GALLERY: Indiana Basketball Shuts Down Ohio State in the Hall

Check out 20 of the best photos from Indiana basketball's 86-70 win over Ohio State in a booming Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Saturday night was electric as the Hoosiers shut down the Ohio State Buckeyes 86-70 inside a packed Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. In case you weren't a part of more than 17,000 fans that packed the stands (or even if you were) relive it all again through 20 of the best photos from the night.

Freshman guard Jalen Hood-Schifino had himself a standout day as he went 6-for-9 from downtown for 24 points leading all scorers. Junior forward Trayce Jackson-Davis no doubt had a solid performance with 18 points while freshman forward Malik Reneau stepped in to add 15 points in the absence of forward Jordan Geronimo.

Geronimo was ruled out ahead of tipoff with a left leg injury he aggravated. Reneau and fellow freshman forward Kaleb Banks shared minutes as they made Indiana head coach Mike Woodson proud for playing their butts off, he said.

Catch the action all over again featuring smooth post play from Jackson-Davis, a mid-air layup from Banks and of course a whole lot of Hood-Schifino shots as the team's offensive engine for the night.

Trayce Jackson-Davis

Trayce Jackson-Davis
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Trey Galloway, TJD and Jalen Hood-Schifino

Trey Galloway, Trayce Jackson-Davis and Jalen Hood-Schifino
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Malik Reneau

Malik Reneau
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Trayce Jackson-Davis
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Jalen Hood-Schifino

Jalen Hood-Schifino
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Race Thompson

Race Thompson
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Trayce Jackson-Davis
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Tamar Bates

Tamar Bates
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Mike Woodson

Mike Woodson
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Malik Reneau

Malik Reneau
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Trey Galloway

Brice Sensabaugh Trey Galloway
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Trayce Jackson-Davis
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Miller Kopp

Miller Kopp
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Martha the Mop Lady

Martha the Mop Lady
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Trayce Jackson-Davis
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Race Thompson
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CJ Gunn

CJ Gunn
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Tamar Bates
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Malik Reneau
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Kaleb Banks

Kaleb Banks
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Up next, Indiana will travel to College Park to face the Maryland Terrapins on Jan. 31. Then, it's that time of year for a good rivalry matchup. The Hoosiers will host No. 1 Purdue on Feb. 4 for an in-state Big Ten battle.

Indiana improves to a 15-6 overall record with a 6-4 Big Ten start. Maryland is barely trailing with a 14-7 season record and 5-5 Big Ten start. 

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  • WHAT BANKS AND RENEAU SAID Here's what Indiana basketball freshmen forwards Malik Reneau and Kaleb Banks had to say after the Hoosiers' 86-70 win over Ohio State on Saturday. Read their full transcript, or just watch the attached video of the entire press conference. CLICK HERE
  • WHAT WOODSON SAID Indiana basketball is on a five-game winning streak after defeating Ohio State 86-70 at home. Hear from head coach Mike Woodson after the game through the full press conference video, or just read his transcript. CLICK HERE
  • GAME STORY: INDIANA DEFEATS OHIO STATE Jalen Hood-Schifino hit six first-half three-pointers and scored 24 points, leading Indiana to an 86-70 victory over Ohio State, the Hoosiers' fifth-straight victory. He did it all despite dealing with stomach issues all night. CLICK HERE

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Haley Jordan is a Sports Illustrated/FanNation video director, staff writer, host and reporter for Hoosiers Now, Fastball and Fastbreak sites. She is a graduate from Indiana University with degrees in Sports Broadcast Journalism and Spanish.