Indiana edges Syracuse in thrilling back-and-forth contest
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Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Indiana University defeated Syracuse 83-80 in a close game in Indianapolis on November 9, 2026. The Hoosiers struggled defensively in the first half, allowing Syracuse to lead 38-34 at halftime. However, Indiana rallied with timely plays from Markus Burton and key free throws by Darren Harris and Samet Yigitoglu to secure the victory. Ryan Moesch's performance for Syracuse posed significant challenges for the Hoosiers, showcasing his ability to control the game tempo. The win marks an important early-season achievement for Indiana as they continue to build momentum.
- •Indiana improves to 3-0, Syracuse falls to 2-1.
- •Hoosiers trailed at halftime but made a strong second-half comeback.
- •Markus Burton scored crucial points late in the game.
- •Ryan Moesch had a standout performance for Syracuse.
- •Game featured back-and-forth play, highlighting defensive struggles.
- 1:44 AMYahoo Sports — 3 things that stood out as backcourt leads Indiana to win vs Syracuse, Kiyan Anthony
"It was a back-and-forth second half but the Hoosiers pulled out a meaningful win in Indianapolis with Carmelo Anthony courtside. Here's what we learned.
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