Cardaño-Hillary bounces back, helps lead Indiana women’s basketball past Penn State
By Amanda Foster | YesterdayCardaño-Hillary dominated the Nittany Lions defensively with five steals and seven rebounds.
Cardaño-Hillary dominated the Nittany Lions defensively with five steals and seven rebounds.
Three Hoosiers scored in double digits to the Wolfpack’s four.
Indiana lost to Stanford University and beat the University of Miami in the Bahamas.
The Hoosiers finish their season 15-6-1.
Indiana was outrebounded 59-38 and shot for 32% overall.
Both goals came in the second half.
The Hoosiers will host the game at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Indiana beat Quinnipiac University 67-59 Saturday in Hamden, Connecticut.
Aleksa Gulbe scored a career-high 22 points and had 12 rebounds, her first double-double this season.
The team’s previous highest ranking was No. 8 in AP Preseason Rankings.
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