I mentioned that in the other NIT thread. The most interesting things about them winning were their crowds in the semis and final (something like 20,000 combined for the two home games). Indiana was 3-0 against CUSA teams this year I believe, but all three games were close.

It's also interesting that both of the major two winners in the women's basketball postseason tournaments were from Indiana (IU and Notre Dame), and both of the major two men's winners were from Pennsylvania (Villanova and Penn State, which won the NIT).