The Indiana basketball team picked up a 78-62 win on the road against Washington on Saturday night. IU improved to 18-11 overall and 9-9 in the Big Ten. Malik Reneau came off the bench and led the team with 22 points and six rebounds.

Welcome to our live blog for Saturday's game between Indiana and Washington at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle.

Indiana basketball opens its first West Coast road trip in the expanded Big Ten with a game against Washington on Saturday afternoon.

While Washington (13-16; 4-14) showed signs of life coming out of halftime, it followed up a 7-0 run with a scoring drought that lasted more than five minutes. The Huskies shot 36.2% and turned the ball over 13 times while leading scorer Great Osobor had a season-low four points and didn't score a single field goal (0 for 5).

Here's everything coach Mike Woodson said in his press conference following the Hoosier's 78-62 win at Washington.

Entering Saturday evening’s contest, the Washington men’s basketball team was playing for its postseason life, trying to fight for the final spot in the Big Ten Tournament against Indiana.

Indiana came out in all-black uniforms for the first time this season and defeated Washington 78-62 at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle.

With consecutive wins over Purdue and Penn State, the Hoosiers are now playing for an NCAA Tournament spot again. Most brackets have them in the First Four again this year in Dayton, so every game counts towards getting more safely in the field.

The Indiana Hoosiers visit the Washington Huskies on March 1. Here's the start time, TV channel and a prediction.

The Indiana basketball team is on a two-game winning streak as it heads west to Seattle to face Washington on Saturday. IU is 17-11 overall and 8-9 in the Big Ten. Washington is 13-15 overall and 4-13 in conference play.