Indiana basketball

Prior to facing Rutgers Sunday afternoon, graduate guard Grace Berger had played fairly well since coming back from injury, but it hadn't been anything ...

We felt like we were soft in the first half in terms of getting to loose balls and rebounding,” Moren said. Although it took longer than expected, the Hoosiers improved to 20-1 and reclaimed sole possession of first place in the Big Ten. From a statistical standpoint, Berger’s day was mostly done, but her on-court presence created open opportunities for Indiana to pull away with the game. The Scarlet Knights stayed in the contest, willing their way to keep the deficit under double digits, but Berger always had a response. Rutgers continued to battle out of the half, but Berger poured on her scoring outburst in the third period. “The flow and the rhythm felt like we were playing a little uphill this afternoon.”

Indiana University released a statement on the one-pound metal piece that fell from the scoreboard during the Hoosiers' matchup versus Ohio State on ...

- WHAT WOODSON SAID Indiana basketball is on a five-game winning streak after defeating Ohio State 86-70 at home. [CLICK HERE](https://www.si.com/college/indiana/basketball/what-freshmen-malik-reneau-kaleb-banks-said-after-beat-ohio-state) Read their full transcript, or just watch the attached video of the entire press conference. [CLICK HERE](https://www.si.com/college/indiana/basketball/ohio-state-basketball-doomed-by-15-0-run-and-poor-defense-in-86-70-loss-at-indiana) - OHIO STATE DOOMED BY HOOSIER 15-0 RUN Ohio State and Indiana went back and forth for the first 16 minutes of the game. Originally people were told the piece weighed anywhere from 10-15 pounds as Buckeyes head coach Chris Holtmann stated in his press conference.

Indiana Hoosiers guard Chloe Moore-McNeil (22) reacts during... Photo by Jeremy Hogan/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images. Indiana ...

Rutgers (9-13, 3-7 Big Ten) snapped a three-game losing streak with an 86-82 victory over Penn State this past Thursday, a result that saw the program match their conference win total from a season ago. They’ll also reclaim sole possession of first place in the B1G with a win. The OSU win, coupled with a victory at No.

Kaylene Smikle paced the Scarlet Knights for the 14th time this season, netting 25 points. Kai Carter also reached double digits with 13 points. The Hoosiers ...

- IU extended its run out of the stop, hitting three shots from the line to stay in control, 86-66. - Carter made two free throws out of the stop to put her in double figures and cut the deficit to 12 points. - Indiana broke up the run with back-to-back three-pointers of its own. RU will celebrate Play4Kay during the contest and encourages everyone to wear pink! Sidibe added a basket, but Indiana kept piling it on with another three-point play to keep the edge, 31-28. - Rutgers got out to a quick start as Sidibe found the basket in the opening seconds. Smikle added a layup to give RU the 16-14 advantage. - Both squads started off the third with three-pointers. The Hoosiers added a field goal of their own to overtake the 12-11 edge right before the 4:16 media timeout. [Kaylene Smikle](/sports/womens-basketball/roster/kaylene-smikle/11828) paced the Scarlet Knights for the 14th time this season, netting 25 points. — Despite leading at the end of the first quarter, the Rutgers women's basketball team (9-14, 3-8 B1G) fell to No. 6/6 Indiana (20-1, 10-1 B1G) on the road, Sunday afternoon.

#6 Indiana (20-1 / 10-1) welcomed Rutgers (9-14 / 3-8) to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Sunday afternoon for a 2pm tip-off. 8,600 came out to celebrate Girls ...

The defense was strong, and the ball movement was flowing smoothly. At the end of 3 quarters, Indiana led 71-61. The second quarter was when Indiana turned it around, scoring 33 points, with seven Hoosiers contributing to the offense. At the end of the first 10 minutes of play, Rutgers held the 22-17 lead. The first quarter was back and forth, but Rutgers would not miss their shots, hitting 58% from the floor. Indiana would keep their streak alive, winning their 8th in a row, and remaining undefeated at home for the season.

It was just another Saturday night in Bloomington. The town was filled with candy stripes and buzzing with excitement, anxiously waiting for Indiana ...

He played like he belonged and was a big contributor to Indiana’s energy in the first half. Saturday night marked one of the first times Banks seemed to come into his own on the court. “Playing his butt off” is a normal expectation for a player like Hood-Schifino, who has been a staple in Indiana’s lineup since the beginning of the season. But some of the biggest reasons why the Hoosiers won so comfortably came in the first half. Then, a piece of the jumbotron fell to the floor just before the second half. Then, six made 3-pointers and a 15-0 run to close the first half.

The sixth-ranked Hoosiers earned another victory Sunday, defeating Rutgers 91-68 at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Indiana enters February undefeated at home.

Junior Sydney Parrish also had a big game, shooting 5 for 10 from the field and 3 for 6 from 3-point range for 17 points. The senior was on point all afternoon, racking up 21 points on a 9-for-11 line with seven assists and two steals. But the Hoosiers proved to be too much on this day, shooting 63 percent from the field and 61 percent from 3-point range as a team.