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Let’s face it, anything less than that might have been a disappointment. At this stage of the season — given Indiana women’s basketball’s billing as the No. 4 team in the nation, blowing out bottom three teams in the Big Ten is more so a presumption than a possibility.
Will Foley, Matt Sebree and Matt Press recap the latest few weeks of Indiana women's basketball, which includes a stretch of four top-25 wins. They discuss the bigger picture of the team before moving on to a look ahead of its next two matchups against Minnesota and Purdue.
They’ve had an answer for virtually every question imaginable. At each turn, challenges have been conquered. No. 6 Indiana women’s basketball’s 91-68 walloping of Rutgers on Sunday afternoon was more than expected — but it left me pondering a very important philosophical question.
It was almost symphonic. Spearheaded by a frenzy-filled 24-3 third quarter run, the Hoosiers’ 78-65 win over No. 2 Ohio State Thursday night was as emphatic a statement as a team can make.
She was due.
A year ago, it would’ve been foolish to laud an Indiana women’s basketball win over a putrid Illinois team. Against the No. 21 Illini — who have shocked the Big Ten under the tutelage of head coach Shauna Green — the Hoosiers’ road victory on Wednesday night spoke volumes.
Indiana women’s basketball freshman guard Yarden Garzon spotted up and splashed a 3-pointer over a helplessly undersized defender. “Shalosh,” the Hebrew word for three, roared through Assembly Hall’s PA system.
In 49 states, it’s just miniature hounds manically zooming around a gym. In Indiana’s Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, it’s a halftime battle between the finest tuned and most athletically gifted corgis Bloomington has to offer.
Will and the Matts break down how Indiana women's basketball's season has unfolded at the halfway point. Key talking points are discussed throughout a timeline of what's happened since the season began. Then, the three preview matchups against No. 9 Maryland and Wisconsin.
Chants of “airball, airball” rained down from Northwestern fans after No. 6 Indiana women’s basketball junior guard Sydney Parrish failed to connect on a 3-pointer.
If No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball’s loss to Michigan State Thursday was a premonition for a negative trajectory, the nail-biting New Year’s Day victory over Nebraska certainly reinstalled some confidence.
Yes, No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball lost to Michigan State on Thursday and broke its impressive undefeated streak. No, the sky is not falling. In fact, the Spartans’ 83-78 victory was exactly what the Hoosiers needed: a reality check.
Are we really coming up on the midway point through the regular season? It felt like just yesterday when No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball sauntered through Rocky Top past the Tennessee Lady Vols and lost graduate guard Grace Berger to a knee injury in some dumb tournament in Las Vegas.
It was a magical day in the sports world.
CARY, NC — Maouloune Goumballe couldn’t move. With eyes transfixed on the goal that stood over 50 yards away from him, efforts to console the Indiana men’s soccer attacker were futile.
CARY, NC — Indiana men’s soccer fell to Syracuse University in a penalty shootout in the NCAA Championship on Monday night at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina. The victory marked the Orange’s first ever national title.
Sophomore forward Tommy Mihalic was smiling ear to ear, triumphantly pumping his fists in the air. He, along with over a dozen jubilant teammates, made sure to express their gratitude to the fans and the Indiana Crabb Band first and foremost.
Don’t lie. When No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball trotted into the locker room at the half, you had concerns. Sure, the Hoosiers were down just 29-26, but boy were those some ugly first couple quarters.
Overachieving is a foreign notion to Indiana men’s soccer.
It wasn’t pretty. But in a Big Ten game, what else can you really expect other than bodies slamming to the floor and questionable officiating? Still, Indiana women’s basketball just keeps winning.
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