On Thursday night, the Hoosiers fell to Rutgers 76-69. Indiana started the game looking like they would run the Scarlet Knights out of Madison Square Garden, but the dominance quickly swung in the other direction. And the result was yet another devastating Big Ten Tournament loss for Indiana.

Turnovers and bad shots, among many other things, led to a collapse in the first half that bled into the second half and proved to be impossible to recover from.

Among the topics discussed:

-- Why Indiana’s free throw shooting was just about the only positive from this dreadful night in New York
-- Analyzing Archie’s questionable decisions during Rutgers’ big run at the end of the first half
-- Why Juwan had a difficult time to getting into a rhythm on offense
-- A macro look at Indiana’s season overall, and how the last three games change the perception of the four-game winning stream that preceded it
-- Other general grievances about this game and the Big Ten Tournament

We also point out a few meaningful moments you may have missed, go inside the numbers, and hand out our game balls. All of that, and more, on this edition of The Assembly Call.