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

SEATTLE -- Reserve Malik Reneau scored 22 points on 10-for-13 shooting and Luke Goode scored 18 points and Indiana led for all but 47 seconds in a 78-62 win over Washington on Saturday. Mackenzie Mgbako and reserve Myles Rice each scored 10 points for the Hoosiers (18-11, 9-9 Big Ten) who shot 49% (30 for 61).

As of now, the black alternates are not available for purchase online, but that could change given the generally positive response from fans. It's also unknown as to whether Indiana will wear them again, but the Hoosiers are 1-0 in black, so it could be something coach Mike Woodson goes back to for the Big Ten or NCAA Tournament.

A perfect score? Several players played well in Indiana's win at Washington, a needed one on a bad day for NCAA tournament bubble teams. Here's how IU was graded.

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

Junior forward Malik Reneau has been in and out of the Hoosiers lineup this season, including a surprise emergency room trip Wednesday.

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.

There is a calm demeanor to Malik Reneau on the outside, but there's also a fire that rages inside Indiana's junior forward. After missing Wedn

Malik Reneau isn't listed on Indiana basketball's availability report for Saturday's game against Washington, what that means for Hoosiers: