The Hoosiers scored fewer points in the first half against Minnesota than they did in the third quarter of their previous game. And they couldn't capitalize on Minnesota's cold spell.

It had been too long since the Gophers women’s basketball team had won a game. Even longer since the last time they beat the Indiana Hoosiers. They got both jobs done in a 66-56 victory over Indiana at Williams Arena on Sunday.

Indiana did move up a seed line in Creme’s latest bracketology. Indiana was listed as a No. 9 seed, playing against No. 8 seed Mississippi State in the South Bend Regional. No. 1-seeded Notre Dame would play No. 16 Fairleigh Dickinson in the other game in the projected field.

Indiana women's basketball had a chance to bolster its NCAA Tournament resume at Minnesota, but the Hoosiers let that chance slip away in the second half.

Less than one minute remained in the opening quarter on Sunday afternoon at Williams Arena, but a sense of urgency led Gophers coach Dawn Plitzeweit to call a timeout. The Indiana Hoosiers were on

While Indiana's last three games haven't been against the Big Ten's best, the Hoosiers have managed to win the last two convincingly. Last Sunday, Moren's group was able to post a 16-point victory against a Nebraska team that also has a winning record in Big Ten play.

Casey O’Brien had a goal and four assists to lead the top-ranked Badgers to a 6-1 victory over the third-ranked Gophers.