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This is what you will see most IU fans discussing coming out of the Kent State game. Rebounding has been poor, rebound and lock in consistently. IUs defense is top 30 in adj efficiency, but it would be more accurate to say there's a top 5 defense and one closer to where Miami's sits in the low...

The danger zone for Miami is that for all the reasons this is true, you also are taking a risk pushing the pace and pulling the trigger early in the shot clock. IU is very good in transition, so if you aren't hitting your shooting splits you give a team that lacks perimeter fire power easy...

An interesting theme here is how Pack performs against his home town Hoosiers. On the other side Malik Reneau has figured out how to play without fouling, and it will be tough for IU to defend both TJD & Reneau in the post before we consider that Malik is playing his home town Miami Hurricanes.

Speaking as a grad of both schools, you get Indiana more than the Hoosier fan that started this thread. Miami will not win simply by athletic havoc or pushing the pace. IU has better athletes than the assesment here, and are flexible to that end stylistically more than just about any B1G...