Indiana women's basketball won at Iowa for only the second time in 30 years on Sunday afternoon. Here's how it happened.

Mackenzie Holmes, Caitlin Clark and other stars for Indiana and Iowa have moved on, but this game is still important in the Big Ten race.

While Bloomington is covered in snow and ice, Indiana men’s basketball is aiming to keep its hot streak rolling forward. The Hoosiers (13-3, 4-1 Big Ten) have won five consecutive games entering their 8 p.m. tipoff Saturday against Iowa (11-4, 2-2 Big Ten) at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa.

Indiana basketball went to Iowa looking to prove it belonged back in the conversation as a Big Ten contender amidst its longest regular-season win streak in two years. The Hoosiers created a fresh-round of doubts instead.

Indiana is not an easy team to play against. The Hoosiers will bring energy to Sunday’s game. USC women’s basketball must be ready.

Indiana women’s basketball got tripped up at Assembly Hall on Thursday night in a disappointing 68-54 loss to Illinois. The Illini led for all but 86 seconds as they ended an eight-game losing streak at Indiana that dated back in 2012.

Then again, sandwiching a 10-point home loss to an average Big Ten opponent between 25-point-plus massacres of conference foes – Penn State and Indiana – is taking up-and-down to an extreme. By now, we know what the No.

It was a good week for Illinois basketball in the state of Indiana. Illini men’s basketball beat Indiana by 25 on Tuesday. On Thursday, Illinois women’s basketball beat the Hoosiers 68-54. Kendall Bostic led the Illini with 21 points.