After a rather underwhelming first half at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Friday night, Indiana led Youngstown State 29-20. The Hoosiers were struggling offensively, but Youngstown State was struggling even more -- especially from downtown.

With Zach McRoberts inserted into the starting lineup in the second half, Indiana wasted no time asserting its dominance and putting the game on ice -- which is exactly what the Hoosiers should have done against a sub-300 opponent.

In this edition of The Assembly Call, Jerod and The Coach, Brian Tonsoni, break down Indiana's performance, including:

-- McRoberts' stellar all-around effort, which included two more 3-pointers!
-- Juwan Morgan's workmanlike performance, and specifically a few key plays he made that stood out
-- The continued struggles of Devonte Green, who had one of the most important plays of the game ... but also several of the worst
-- Another strong outing from Josh Newkirk, especially in terms of his passing and defense
-- Why Justin Smith's performance showed some of his tantalizing potential, but also the reasons why he isn't playing more
-- What this game and the Tennessee Tech game tell us about how Archie Miller views his role with this team
-- What (if anything) Indiana was able to do differently that caused Youngstown State's awful shooting from downtown

Plus much more, including a particular issue we each have with how Robert Johnson and De'Ron Davis attack the basket when they get then ball in then paint. It's all in this edition of The Assembly Call IU Postgame Show.