A loaded slate in college basketball begins Saturday afternoon when No. 24 Michigan travels to Bloomington to face Indiana at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on CBS. This marks the lone regular-season meeting between the Big Ten programs.

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.

The Hoosiers (14-9, 5-7 Big Ten) have been disconnected on the court, and coach Mike Woodson is starting something of a farewell tour. IU has lost six of its last seven games as it has fallen into 10th place in the conference standings.

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A look at Michigan State's men's basketball game Saturday against Oregon, including matchup analysis, how to watch, the betting line and a prediction.

On Saturday, Indiana and No. 24 Michigan will play a basketball game, and yes, it will involve principles apart from coaches Mike Woodson and Dusty May. In Indiana’s case, there are a couple of statistical distinctions that stand out – and one of them might surprise you.