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Indiana, Syracuse Expected to Meet in Indianapolis

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Indiana will face Syracuse in a neutral-site game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Nov. 9, its first game away from home this season. Both teams enter at 2-0, and Syracuse is led by first-year coach Gerry McNamara and scoring guards Gavin Doty and Kiyan Anthony. The matchup also renews a series Syracuse has dominated recently, winning the teams’ last six meetings; Indiana’s only win came in the 1987 national championship game. A preview from Locked On Hoosiers describes Indiana’s toughest game as approaching.

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