The Hoosiers extended their lead to as many as 7 points in the first half and ultimately carried a 41-37 lead into the break. Indiana outrebounded Purdue 19-12 and shot 55% from the floor. Purdue junior guard Braden Smith led all scorers with 14 points, followed closely by Goode.

Oumar Ballo exited the game with three seconds left due to a receiving a fifth foul against Purdue on Friday night.

Purdue is averaging 36.2 points per game prior to halftime, while Indiana’s first-half defense is one of the worst in the nation, with opponents averaging 36.5 points. The Boilermakers have scored at least 41 first-half points in all four home games in conference play and will again here.

Freshman Gicarri Harris introduced himself to the Purdue vs. Indiana rivalry with his block in the final seconds.