Indiana tops Stanford 79-63 for 3rda place at Maui Invitational
(ASHEVILLE, NC) – Trayce Jackson-Davis scored a career-high 31 points and Indiana responded to an ugly loss a day earlier by beating Stanford 79-63 in Wednesday's third-place game at the relocated Maui Invitational. The Hoosiers (3-1) were coming off a 66-44 loss to No. 17 Texas in Tuesday's semifinals. It marked the program's lowest scoring output since January 2010, while Indiana had more turnovers (14) than field goals (11) and shot just 24%. This time, the Hoosiers never trailed after the opening minute and shot 53% against the Cardinal (1-2). Jackson-Davis made 10 of 16 shots and 11 of 14 free throws to go with six rebounds. The 6 foot 9 sophomore had a fast start with 12 points by midway through the first half, including throwing down a whistle-drawing dunk and letting out an exuberant scream at the 15:12 mark. Daejon Davis scored 18 points and Oscar da Silva added 17 for Stanford, which beat Alabama in Monday's first round but lost to No. 14 North Carolina in Tuesday's semifinal. Indiana played without guard Aljami Durham, who suffered an ankle injury against Texas.


OTHER BIG TEN MEN'S SCORES
Penn State 72 – VCU 69
Northwestern 82 – Arkansas Pine Bluff 49

WEDNESDAY TOP 25 MEN'S BASKETBALL SCORES
No. 2 Baylor 82 – No. 5 Illinois 69
No. 17 Texas 69 – No. 14 North Carolina 67
Missouri 83 – No. 21 Oregon 75
No. 1 Gonzaga 87 – No. 11 West Virginia 82
No. 22 Florida State 86 – North Florida 58
No. 23 Ohio State 77 – Moorehead State 44