Oumar Ballo was visibly upset with Myles Rice in the final seconds of Indiana's loss at Purdue. Mike Woodson tried to make sense of it all.

Friday's in-state rivalry game between Indiana and Purdue delivered plenty of drama. Inside a raucous Mackey Arena, the Boilermakers made a few more key plays down the stretch to defeat the Hoosiers 81-76.

Oumar Ballo exited the game with three seconds left due to a receiving a fifth foul against Purdue on Friday night.

Boilermakers forward Trey Kaufman-Renn hit the go-ahead basket with 11 seconds to go to give his team a 81-76 win. The teams traded baskets in the final 30 seconds with Trey Galloway giving IU the briefest of leads with a floater in the lane.

Intrastate rivals collide Friday night at Mackey Arena, when the 10th-ranked Purdue Boilermakers host a Big Ten matchup with the Indiana Hoosiers.

Freshman Gicarri Harris introduced himself to the Purdue vs. Indiana rivalry with his block in the final seconds.

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Purdue is averaging 36.2 points per game prior to halftime, while Indiana’s first-half defense is one of the worst in the nation, with opponents averaging 36.5 points. The Boilermakers have scored at least 41 first-half points in all four home games in conference play and will again here.

Indiana basketball heads to West Lafayette for a matchup against a Purdue team that moved back up to No. 10 in this week's USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll.