Analysis of Indiana's Exhibition Game Against Baylor
Indiana's second exhibition game against Baylor revealed the team's weaknesses, unlike the first exhibition which showcased its strengths, including impressive ball movement and 3-point shotmaking.
The Bears, with a new roster, had more size, length, and athleticism than the Hoosiers, which caused Indiana to struggle in containing the bounce and defensive rebounds.
Baylor's defense also took Indiana out of its offense, making it difficult for the Hoosiers to move the ball and find easy looks.
After a JJ White 3-pointer put Baylor up 13 points (31-18) with 7:42 remaining in the first half, Indiana appeared outmatched.
Author's summary: Indiana exposed weaknesses in exhibition game.