Indiana Gains
Early Bulge,
Rips K-State

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with consistent shooting by Pow-
elell, Stone, Parr and Vicens.
Most encouraging to coach|
Winter’ was the shooting of
Stone, who in the opener against
Texas Tech hit only three of 16
shots. Here he read six of 14,
after finding the range late in
“!the second half.

The loss gives K-State a 1-1
“jreading as they move on to
Drake University at Des Moines,
SiIa., for a Monday night game
with the Bulldogs. Indiana now
has two straight wins at home
as they prepare to meet St. |
Louis at Bloomington Monday’
‘night.

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