May thought his team played hard; he liked their defense, free-throw shooting (17 for 21, including some critical makes), and the fact that had just one turnover in the final five minutes. He credited Oregon’s ever-changing defense for bogging down Michigan’s attack late and praised Will Tschetter for his performance off the bench.

Indiana looks to snap its four-game losing streak tomorrow as the no. 24 Michigan Wolverines come to Assembly Hall for a 1 p.m. Eastern tip. Michigan is having an unexpectedly good season under first-year head coach Dusty May and will be coming to Bloomington as the favorite.