Not for lack of trying, but virtually everything he did on a 3-of-11 shooting night seemed destined to go wrong. Typified the evening in all the wrong ways.

Indiana basketball is searching for answers after a second straight blowout loss and changes to the starting lineup could be on the way:

Indiana basketball fans are upset and let the team know it during a ugly loss to Illinois. The coaches and players heard the message.

It was the student's first game since winter break. The Hoosiers (13-4, 4-2 Big Ten) are coming off a 25-point loss to Iowa that was most lopsided Big Ten regular season loss of Woodson's tenure.

The Indiana Hoosiers trail by as many as 30 points in the first half of a home game against the Illinois Fighting Illini.

In the two games missed by Illinois' Kasparas Jakucionis leading into Tuesday's road matchup with Indiana, the Illini learned that they didn't necessarily need their dynamic freshman guard to survive. But they were also reminded how much better life is with him in the lineup.

After Tuesday night's loss, Woodson has a record of 76-45, but back-to-back blowout losses in Big Ten play are not pleasing, especially with one coming at home. Woodson still has two more years left on his contract worth approximately $4 million per year, per Jeff Goodman, so it would be a costly move for Indiana to move on from him.

Indiana basketball suffered one of the most lopsided home losses in program history on Tuesday night to Illinois:

There were multiple chants of "Fire Woodson" from the student section during the first half at Assembly Hall. It was the student's first game since winter break. The Hoosiers (13-4; 4-2 Big Ten) are coming off a 25-point loss to Iowa that was most lopsided Big Ten regular season loss of Woodson's tenure.

Things are not going well for Mike Woodson in Bloomington. Woodson and Indiana found themselves on the wrong side of a 94-69 blowout loss to No. 19 Illinois on Tuesday night. It marked their second straight 25-point loss,