COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball looked beyond sluggish in Battle 4 Atlantis title loss
The last time Indiana women's basketball scored fewer than 40 points in a game was Jan. 28, 2013. That was 4,003 days ago.
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The last time Indiana women's basketball scored fewer than 40 points in a game was Jan. 28, 2013. That was 4,003 days ago.
After a tight 25-22 third set in favor of Indiana volleyball, the Covelli Center in Columbus, Ohio, felt noticeably empty heading into the fourth set. With more seats left vacant compared to the first two sets, the Buckeyes’ student section appeared significantly reduced.
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After completing a spin move to the left that placed her near the free-throw line, sophomore guard Julianna LaMendola attempted to find junior guard Shay Ciezki at the top of the key. Instead, University of North Carolina sophomore guard Reniya Kelly poked the ball into the backcourt.
The Hoosiers defeated Akron with less than a minute left in overtime.
It was 3-pointer after 3-pointer after 3-pointer. The barrage continued.
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After its losses to Harvard University on Nov. 7 and Butler University on Nov. 13, Indiana women’s basketball needed a hard look in the mirror. The new pieces needed a chance to mesh.
With just under five minutes to play in the second quarter, Indiana women’s basketball graduate student guard Sydney Parrish crashed into Baylor University junior forward Aaronette Vonleh. Both fell to the floor as Vonleh landed directly on Parrish’s left leg.
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Not much needed to be said at halftime. Trailing 1-0 to the University of Akron, No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer didn’t need a brilliant tactical adjustment or a rousing speech.
Jansen Miller floated around the top of the 18-yard box, eyeing the ball. As it passed between his teammates, the fifth-year senior center back delicately raised his hand, signaling for a cross into the box.
Indiana women’s basketball continued play in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in Nassau, Bahamas, with a win over No. 18 Baylor University in the semifinal round Sunday.
No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer began its NCAA Tournament campaign Sunday afternoon at Bill Armstrong Stadium, taking on the University of Akron. The Hoosiers defeated the Zips 2-1.
While Indiana women’s basketball’s defense made stops and effectively guarded the 3-point line, its offense struggled to put the ball in the hoop and limit turnovers. The Hoosiers got off to a slow start offensively against Columbia University in the first round of the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament at Imperial Arena in Nassau, Bahamas on Saturday.
Another quest for Indiana men’s soccer’s long-awaited ninth national championship begins Sunday afternoon.