Indiana women’s basketball rises to No. 4 in AP Poll to tie program record
YesterdayThe Hoosiers moved up one spot following a 2-0 record this week.
The Hoosiers moved up one spot following a 2-0 record this week.
The Hoosiers were outrebounded 22-12 in the first half.
The Hoosiers took down Illinois but played their most flawed game of the season.
The Hoosiers came out victorious in their closest contest to date to improve to 9-0.
The Hoosiers couldn’t seem to miss, tying their season-high with 12 3-pointers made.
Indiana shot 12-22 from deep en route to a dominant 87-63 win over North Carolina.
The Hoosiers defeated the Tar Heels behind 25 and 24 points from Holmes and Parrish, respectively.
The sophomore point guard appeared in 27 games and scored 55 points with the Hoosiers.
The Hoosiers host a battle of top-10, undefeated teams in their biggest challenge yet.
The Hoosiers outscored the Tigers 30-12 in the second frame.
The unacceptable venue and safety issues made for much bigger stories than Indiana’s wins.
The Hoosiers’ veteran guard left the game in the first two minutes and did not return.
The Hoosiers had 11 players score in the blowout victory.
The Hoosiers had few issues earning their fourth consecutive win to start their season.
The Hoosiers established control of the game with a 21-2 run in the first period.
The Hoosiers dominated Bowling Green 96-61 Thursday night.
The Hoosiers are hosting the Falcons after upsetting the Lady Vols on Monday.
Grace Berger and Mackenzie Holmes took over the fourth quarter to lead the Hoosiers to a win.
The Hoosiers had five players score in double-figures in the top-15 matchup.
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