BLOOMINGTON — The start of the Darian DeVries -era in Bloomington has produced offensive numbers that haven't been seen around these parts in a long time.

Indiana basketball improved to 3-0 on Wednesday night with a 101-70 win over Milwaukee.

The Hoosiers' box score looked remarkably similar to each of their first two games — they knocked down 14 3-pointers while shooting 50% from long range, dished out 23 assists and crossed the century mark for a second straight game.

Just how rare has IU's production been through the first three games? Here's a look:

Indiana’s lighting up the scoreboard through the first three games of the Darian DeVries-era

Indiana is averaging 99.6 points per game this season and topped 100 points in back-to-back games for the first time since the start of the

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