It didn't take long for the Badgers to blitz the Hoosiers for a 26-4 lead, the proof that the final score was a smokescreen for how most of the game was played.

Woodson said postgame he has no explanation for why the Hoosiers lacked energy early. And while Indiana’s defensive struggles in the opening several minutes were illuminated by perimeter shots, its issues stemmed from the interior with junior forward Malik Reneau and sixth-year senior center Oumar Ballo.

MADISON, Wis. - Welcome to Kohl Center on the campus of the University of Wisconsin! Indiana's men's basketball team hopes to end its three-game losing streak against high-scoring 21st ranked Wisconsin.

The Indiana Hoosiers try to snap their losing streak at Wisconsin. We will have score updates and highlights throughout.

The streak continues. For the 21st straight time, Indiana men’s basketball lost a game at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin. A dismal start created a hole too deep for the Hoosiers to overcome, as they fell 76-64 to Wisconsin on the road Tuesday.

The 21st-ranked Badgers dominated from start to finish against the visiting Hoosiers at the Kohl Center on Tuesday, leading by 22 just 7:22 into the game and cruising to a 76-64 victory in which they led by as many as 23.

The Hoosiers lost the game before they could find their footing in a "weird" game at Wisconsin. There was one key difference in the first half, too.

Wisconsin basketball (18-5, 8-4 Big Ten) added to its growing NCAA Tournament resume with a 76-64 win over Indiana on Tuesday. The Badgers led by as many as 23 points at 70-47 with 4:36 remaining. They took their foot off the pedal in those final minutes,

Tuesday night’s loss in Madison was the loss Indiana fans had been fearing would come. A superior opponent came out and asserted itself before the desperate Hoosiers had any chance in the game. The Badgers had eight points before Indiana scored.