EUGENE, Ore. — If Indiana basketball ends up on the wrong side of the NCAA Tournament bubble, the final two minutes of a 73-64 loss to Oregon will loom large in the Hoosiers' minds.

What did the Hoosiers loss at Oregon mean, for the short-term and on Selection Sunday? And can they rebound from their first West Coast Big Ten trip?

Here's everything Indiana coach Mike Woodson said after the Hoosiers lost 73-64 to the Oregon Ducks Tuesday at Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene.

Oregon men's basketball won its sixth straight on Tuesday as Jackson Shelstad's go-ahead 3-pointer sparked the victory against Indiana.

What's become characteristic of Indiana wasn't necessarily true Tuesday in a road loss. Here's how the Hoosiers graded out.

Galloway was Indiana's leading scorer with 16 points on 2-5 shooting from deep. He also had four assists and three rebounds. Ballo was next with Indiana with 10 points, followed by a trio of Hoosiers with eight - Carlye, Reneau, and Mgbako.

Letting valuable opportunities slip away has been a trend throughout Indiana’s 2024-25 campaign. The Hoosiers’ led in the final minute in back-to-back games against Maryland on Jan. 26 and Purdue on Jan. 31 — both teams currently ranked inside the AP Top 25 — but walked away with heartbreaking losses.

Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson was fired up about the free-throw disparity and poor officiating in his team's 73-64 loss to Oregon:

Mike Woodson ranted about Big Ten officiating in Tuesday's loss at Oregon. The Ducks attempted three times as many free throws as the Hoosiers.