Not for lack of trying, but virtually everything he did on a 3-of-11 shooting night seemed destined to go wrong. Typified the evening in all the wrong ways.

Indiana basketball is searching for answers after a second straight blowout loss and changes to the starting lineup could be on the way:

IU was run out of the gym for the second straight game and lost at home to Illinois, 94-69. At one point in the first half, Illinois went on a 42-14 run. At halftime, IU trailed 60-32. Chants of “Fire Woodson” were heard throughout Assembly Hall when IU was losing 45-20

The Hoosiers are coming off a 25-point loss to Iowa that was most lopsided Big Ten regular season loss of Mike Woodson's tenure.

There were many boos, few cheers and another blowout defeat for Indiana men’s basketball (13-5, 4-3 Big Ten), which fell 94-69 to Illinois (13-4, 5-2 Big Ten) on Tuesday night at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington.

The game's second half was a mere formality and it ended with the Illini on top 94-69, a score that does not do justice to how lopsided the game was. It was Indiana's second consecutive loss by 25 after an 85-60 road defeat at the hands of Iowa on Saturday. All five of IU's losses this season have come by at least 16 points.

Indiana basketball suffered one of the most lopsided home losses in program history on Tuesday night to Illinois:

There were multiple chants of "Fire Woodson" from the student section during the first half at Assembly Hall. It was the student's first game since winter break. The Hoosiers (13-4; 4-2 Big Ten) are coming off a 25-point loss to Iowa that was most lopsided Big Ten regular season loss of Woodson's tenure.

Things are not going well for Mike Woodson in Bloomington. Woodson and Indiana found themselves on the wrong side of a 94-69 blowout loss to No. 19 Illinois on Tuesday night. It marked their second straight 25-point loss,