The Wildcats made 13-of-27 3-point attempts, led by Ty Berry with 23 points, to hand the Hoosiers their third loss in four games.

Here's the full transcript of coach Mike Woodson's postgame press conference following Indiana's 79-70 loss Wednesday against Northwestern at Welsh-Ryan Arena.

Instead, Indiana has now lost five straight to the Wildcats for the first time since 1915 and finds itself desperately needing some kind of spark. Again. Here are three things we

Indiana hopes to be clicking again after absorbing consecutive 25-point losses. The Hoosiers enter Wednesday's game against Northwestern in Evanston, Ill., coming off a 77-76 overtime victory at Ohio State and remain firmly in the hunt for a top-four seed and bye into the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals in March.

Indiana men’s basketball faces Northwestern at 7 p.m. ET on Wednesday. As Hoosiers On SI wrote on Monday, Woodson will try again for his first win against the Wildcats. It’s a strange record, made all the more bizarre by the dominance the Hoosiers have had over historically better programs like Michigan and Ohio State in the last three years.