Khalif Battle led a balanced attack with 16 points, Ryan Nembhard had a double-double and No. 3 Gonzaga used a first-half blitz to beat No. 14 Indiana 89-73 in a consolation round game of the Battle 4 Atlantis.

How does a team shake off its first loss of the season while facing a top-15 program that also has a lot to prove following its first defeat? Ask Gonzaga men’s

Following Indiana men’s basketball’s 89-73 defeat to No. 3 Gonzaga University in the second round of the Battle 4 Atlantis on Thursday afternoon, head coach Mike Woodson spoke on what the loss meant for the team’s long-term growth this season.

The 14th-ranked Hoosiers, whose fans inside Imperial Arena easily outnumbered Louisville’s, stayed in their slumber to the final buzzer, falling 89-61 in their Battle 4 Atlantis opener. So the Gonzaga-Indiana matchup that oddsmakers and most college basketball followers thought would happen is happening – just not in the semifinals.

Khalif Battle led a balanced attack with 16 points, Ryan Nembhard had a double-double and No. 3 Gonzaga used a first-half blitz to beat No. 14 Indiana 89-73 in the consolation round of the Battle 4 Atlantis on Thursday.

Khalif Battle scored 16 points to lead No. 3 Gonzaga to an 89-73 win over No. 14 Indiana in the consolation bracket of the Battle 4 Atlantis in Paradise Island, Bahamas.

Khalif Battle led a balanced attack with 16 points, Ryan Nembhard had a double-double and No. 3 Gonzaga used a first-half blitz to beat No. 14 Indiana 89-73 in the