Indiana women's basketball gives up late lead in loss to Michigan
The Hoosiers (15-8; 7-5 Big Ten) led with less than three minutes to go, but lost 70-67 to a Michigan team that eliminated them from the Big Ten tournament last season. The Wolverines (17-7; 8-5) pulled out the victory despite a dominant performance from IU's Karoline Striplin, who scored 28 points (one shy of her career-high) on 12 of 19 shooting.
Indiana women’s basketball falls to Michigan in back-and-forth battle
Looking to bounce back from its road loss to Minnesota on Feb. 9, Indiana women’s basketball took the road again to face Michigan on Wednesday at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It was a back-and-forth affair between the Hoosiers and the Wolverines, but ultimately, Indiana fell to Michigan 67-70.
Karoline Striplin scored 28 points, the most in her Hoosier career, but Indiana's 18 turnovers proved costly in Wednesday's ...
Barnes Arico, already the winningest coach in Michigan women’s basketball history, passed former men’s coach John Beilein with Wednesday’s win, her 279th with the school. The Wolverines have won four ...
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Malik Renea scored 16 of his 19 points in the second half to help Indiana beat No. 11 Michigan State 71-67 Tuesday night, ...
Indiana started slow. Michigan State used a 10-0 run to take a 20-8 lead with 11:17 left in the first half. Indiana struggled ...
The Hoosiers scored their first win in nearly a month, and an upset of No. 11 Michigan State. Here's who stood out.
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Michigan State coach Tom Izzo has been trying to downplay being on the brink of breaking Bob Knight's record for Big Ten ...
Percentages: FG 44.643, FT .778. 3-Point Goals: 6-17, .353 (Swords 3-4, Holloway 1-1, Kampschroeder 1-5, Olson 1-2, Hobbs 0-3, Delfosse 0-2) ...
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Michigan State's Tre Holloman, right, moves the ball as Indiana's Myles Rice defends during the first half on Tuesday, Feb.
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