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INDIANAPOLIS — No. 11 Purdue and No. 17 Texas A&M arrived in Indianapolis fully anticipating a bruising battle in the paint. Steven Crowl made sure No. 20 Wisconsin created a similar image Saturday against Butler. So, naturally, the four teams participating in the second Indy Classic reverted to their more natural form of playing some good, old-fashioned physical basketball. The Aggies turned the tables on the Boilermakers, beating them up in the post for a 70-66 victory. And Wisconsin took the cue as it pulled away from Butler 83-74.
