williams. forced to give it up. sheehey backs in. short. [whistle] thompson will shoot a pair. that's 10 team fouls against indiana. 6. thompson, a 67% shooter. from chicago. a couple of state titles in high school at whitney young. 61-53, indiana leading ohio state in bloomington. ian eagle, jim spanarkel, the rest of our cbs crew. down to 2:56 remaining in our second half. >> jim: watch the little changeup here with ohio stated,

ian. maybe a little traffic. a little full-court. >> ian: indiana trying to put together a run here late in the season to get on the bubble for the ncaa tournament. 6-9 in the conference. 16-12 overall. [whistle] foul called against scott, as yogi ferrell took it off the dribble. and that's number two on shannon scott. >> jim: if indiana wins this one, they have back-to-back games with iowa and ohio stated, beating two of the top five teams in the conference. two marks on their resume coming down the stretch. >> ian: yogi ferrell. 81% free-throw shooter. the sophomore out of park tutor high school in indianapolis.

two state titles there. 2-2 for ferrell. >> jim: ohio state has about a minute and 15 seconds to get themselves into position to get this less than a three-possession game. >> ianthey're going to have troe now. sheehey on craft taking it away. >> ian: indiana in no rush. 2 1/2 to play, they lead by eight. >> jim: that's the short-term goal by ohio state, to try to get it to two possessions. but indiana in total control right here. >> ian: out of bounds and some fans got to et yogi ferrell up close and personal. the gentleman lost his glasses. >> jim: [laughter] >> ian: do you have a small screw driver, jimmy? >> jim: in my bag. [laughter] >> ian: craft the spin. of course. and it's blocked by mosquera-perea. >> jim: three or four times this half he's tried to force his way through. >> ian: he's 1-9 from the

field and the buckeyes are running out of chances. we're down to two minutes to play. dwor done. >> jim: goo>> jim: good decisio. bring it back out. >> ian: 12 to shoot. down to 1:46 left to play in the second half. gordon. >> jim: there's the hesitation. >> ian: mosquera-perea finishes on a beautiful setup by evan gordon. and the lead is 10! craft. offer the mark for three. mcdonald. the offensive board. [whistle] and he loses it out of bounds. >> jim: watch the delay and watch the hesitation. go to the cuff here and then hesitate just a touch because you're out of control. and then you fin tish off. good work by the pick-and-roll up front. >> ian:>> ian: buckeyes are 0-9m three-point range.

indiana, 1:29 away from a big home victory. [ male announcer ] every kind of fan loves the 2 for $20 menu in the applebee's fan zone... from the kung fu master. to...the stranger hugger. because every kind of fan loves 1 app and 2 entrees for 20 bucks. the 2 for $20 menu from applebee's. see you tomorrow. >> ian: reset with indiana in front 65-55. bench points favoring tom crean's squad. 14-0 indiana in the second half. 16-4 overall. >> jim: last time out. the bench got 42 points. and that's what we said at the beginning, right? they're short, they're in demand. they've got to get a team effort here and it's been very well

executed here. >> ian: and that 42 the most bench points scored in the big then season. gordon. didn't need to go in there. >> jim: look at tom crean. he's saying the same thing. >> ian: scott. runs into mosquera-perea. count it. and-one. so that's a big inswg, as gordon didn't use clock and then it turns into a three-point opportunity for shannon scott. >> jim: the telegraph drive but i believe -- i don't know about that too. pretty good position. that's one of the toughest calls too. and when you look at that call right there, it's when you start to gather and then start to go with your upward motion as an offensive player. there have been a lot of games lately where there have been discussions about whether the calls have been right or wrong. boy, it's just that little tweak and change in the rules that has made it more difficult for the officials. >> ian: 65-58 with a minute to go. gordon for sheehey.

back it out for gordon. >> jim: it's tough. now i think you have to foul until it gets down under 20. now it's too late to start fouling. >> ian: now they give it. that's a lot of time that came off the clock. and free throws coming for troy williams. >> jim: i don't think a lot of coaches do it but when you're down three possessions with 1:25 left, i think you have to make that decision within five to seven seconds, if you're buying in to fouling or if you're. if you're goin there's this kid.

coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a t greaerpass. dependable. a winning team has to have one. somebody you can count on. somebody like my dad. this is my dad. somebody like my mom. my grandfather. i'm very pround of him. her. i'm very them.d of him.

>> ian: yogi ferrell will head to the free-throw line. and shan hon scott has fouled out. here's a look at what indiana's profile is on paper. 16-12. a victory here would move that to 17-12. good wins over wisconsin, michigan, iowa. a win over ohio state at home would be another added to that list. tough losses. penn state, purdue, northwestern. >> ian: first free throw is off the mark. yogi ferrell will get another. >> jim: next up is nebraska who's playing very good basketball also in this conference.

and then they tablin take on mi. who makes up these schedules? latch laugh. schedules? [laughter] what are they thinking about. >> ian: to get to 70 points against an hi high state team thaan ohio state team thatallow. >> jim: i thought 45 might have been a big number from the way it started. >> ian: we're down to is a second15seconds left. he cuts it to six. and a final time-out take. 70-64. indiana closing in on a big "w." seriously. . that's insane. and it's 15 bucks a month for the family. seriously? that's a lot of gold rope. seriously, that's a signature look. you don't have a signature look, honey. ♪ that's a signature look. [ male announcer ] only at&t brings you beats music. unlimited downloads for up to 5 accounts and 10 devices

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earlier. >> jim: i did. >> ian: sheehey for yogi ferrell. foul called with one second come off the clock. >> jim: ohio state executing defensively down the stretch here to stretch this game out. but indiana the key against that is just going back to the line and making free throws. have to make at least one. >> ian: only one meeting for these two teams this season. you've got rutgers and maryland joining the big ten next season. and indiana and ohio state are scheduled to meet twice next season. for ohio state, it's going to be back-to-back losses. at penn state and at indiana. they have a week off until their next game, when they host michigan state. >> jim: a couple of opportunities to win that penn state game but just losing it by two points.

>> ian: final seconds. smith misses on a threeball. sheehey the rebound. the buckeyes back off. indiana trying to make a late season run. [buzzer] to get into the ncaa tournament. 72-64, the hoosiers knock off the buckeyes! indiana improves to 7-9 in the big ten. ohio state drops to 9-8 in the conference. so for jim spanarkel, this ian eagle signing off from bloomington. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes,." this has been a presentation of cbs sports, home of the national championship.

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intervention in crimea has brought ukraine to the brink of disaster. >> this is the red alert. this is not the threat. this is actually the declab0ion of war to my cry. >> reporter: the newly tomed government put the army on high alert and called on men of fighting age, hundreds of thousands of reservists to be ready to take up arms. thousands of demonstrators rallied against russia's actions calling president vladimir putin a dick state-- dictator and a liar. this sign says putin, hands-off ukraine. in the place where they are still mourning those killed in protests that brought the russian-backed president down, activists told us there is little appetite for more bloodshed. >> of course i'm worried, of course. because i don't want to have war. and i don't want more people to die here for our independence. >> but every man of fighting

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make your last-minute preparations as the storm is approaching. the search for assault that might be out of luck on the bike calls to pull out. russia's president remains defiant. hello i'm bruce leshan, thank you for -- bruce johnson, thank you for joining us. and snow is on the way this evening, stacking up to be a real mess for the monday morning commute. and tomorrow others are expected to cancel later tonight. and no word from the federal and local government at this point. we're going to head outside in a moment to check on conditions