What Mike Woodson had to say after Indiana broke a two-game losing streak with a Big Ten road victory at Ohio State.

"We're sitting here and we've won 14 games, man. It's not like it's 5-14," Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson pushes back at doom and gloom:

It took overtime, but the Hoosiers did just that. A defensive stop on the final possession of overtime helped Indiana earn a 77-76 victory at Ohio State – their fourth victory in a row over the Buckeyes. More importantly, it broke that nightmarish two-game losing streak and gave Indiana some positive momentum.

The Hoosiers (13-5; 4-3 Big Ten) gave Anthony Leal the starting nod in a 77-76 overtime win over Ohio State at the Schottenstein Center on Friday night. It was the Bloomington South alum's third career start and first of the season.

Despite holding a double-digit lead with less than five minutes remaining in regulation, Indiana needed overtime heroics from senior forward Luke Goode to defeat Ohio State 77-76 in thrilling fashion. Goode led the Hoosier attack with a career-high 23 points and shot 4 for 7 from beyond the arc.

After four lead changes, Indiana forward Luke Goode capped off a career-night with the go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:07 left on the clock in overtime to help his team escape with a 77-76 win. It was a much needed victory for a Hoosiers team (14-5; 5-3 Big Ten) that had been blown out in their previous two games.

Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson hinted at making changes to the starting lineup, he lived up to that promise on Friday night:

Mike Woodson and Indiana basketball have seemingly entered the end of an era through some terrible performances.