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Coming off two losses in Los Angeles, Indiana women’s basketball could’ve lost steam heading into its final three games of the season. From the outside looking in, a 92-48 loss to No. 2 UCLA on Feb. 15 felt like a reset of Indiana’s strong mentality built over the previous four games.
The Hoosiers beat the Ducks 72-65.
Indiana’s starting pitchers provided steady outings on the mound this weekend, but relief pitching proved uneven at key moments.
The third quarter has become a thorn in the side of Indiana women’s basketball this season. The Hoosiers have only outscored Big Ten opponents in the third quarter three times — a 78-73 loss to Nebraska on Jan. 8, an 80-69 defeat to rival Purdue on Jan. 25 and a 77-74 victory over Wisconsin on Feb. 4.
When Indiana women’s basketball conducted its pregame senior day celebrations before its contest against Oregon on Sunday, it announced Shay Ciezki needed just seven points to record 1,000 in her career as a Hoosier.
The sun shined down on the field inside of VyStar Ballpark in Jacksonville, Florida — a picture-perfect day for baseball in late February. The weather was partly cloudy Friday afternoon reading in the mid-80s.
After two losses in Los Angeles and a week-long break from in-game action, Indiana women’s basketball returned to the court for a contest against Oregon.
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Indiana track and field competed in the Alex Wilson Invitational on Saturday at the Loftus Sports Center in South Bend. The Hoosiers tallied 4 personal bests and 1 win.
From a cappella groups to female-fronted rock bands, there are plenty of options for any music lover to enjoy around Bloomington this week.
The Bloomington community filled IU Cinema’s auditorium Saturday night for a screening of “The Best of the Best: Jazz from Detroit,” followed by a post-show Q&A with producer and writer Mark Stryker and IU associate professor Natalie Boeyink.
No. 6 Indiana women’s swim and dive competed at the Big Ten Championships from Wednesday to Saturday at the Jane K. Freeman Aquatic Center in Minneapolis.
Several of District 9’s Democratic primary candidates met with constituents Saturday afternoon at the Monroe County Democratic Party’s open house.
“Five! Four! Three! Two! One! Release!”
Indiana baseball leaned on elite pitching Saturday afternoon, defeating the University of Central Florida 6-1nAfter surrendering 14 runs to No. 2 Louisiana State University on Friday, the Hoosiers tallied its first win of the Live Like Lou Jacksonville Baseball Classic.
Travelling to the West Coast off a three-game winning streak, Indiana women’s basketball looked to have turned its season around. However, the Hoosiers fell to USC 79-73 on Feb. 12 before getting humbled by No. 2 UCLA to the tune of a 92-48 defeat on Feb. 15.
Indiana women’s tennis took control of the match early and cruised to a commanding 4-0 win against Cornell University on Saturday at the IU Tennis Center in Bloomington. The victory improved the Hoosiers’ record to 8-1 and matched their win total from last season.
Indiana won the match 4-0.
Indiana won the match 20-16.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Indiana men’s basketball’s frustrations began early.
