Doing The Work

The radio voice of the IU Women, Austin Render, joins Jeff and Kathy to discuss the off-season.

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Join Kathy and Jeff as they discuss the 3 new incoming players for IU Women's Basketball.

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Doing The Work has an interview with IU starter Chloe Moore-McNeil.

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Join Kathy & Jeff as they look at the roster as it currently is and talk wish list in the Portal.

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Join Kathy Amos and Jeff Marlow as they discuss the Indiana women's basketball season in retrospective

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IU's best season in program history came to a heartbreaking end on Monday at Assembly Hall to Miami 70-68. After a terrible first half, the Hoosiers battled really hard in the second half but came up just short in a thrilling second half where they tied the game multiple times in the last few minutes.

The finest season in program history comes to an end at 28-4 far earlier than expected. The team is likely to have another legitimate shot at a national title next year with only Grace Berger out of eligibility. The Hoosiers won big in December still with Berger out with an injury despite her being arguably the best player in program history. Upsets happen all the time in the NCAA Tourney and Indiana has not been good enough to be the victim of them. To be good enough to be the hunted instead of the hunter is a great place to be and should continue going forward.

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On Saturday, IU easily rolled in the 1 vs. 16 matchup against Tennessee Tech 77-47 before the second largest crowd in Assembly Hall history. The Hoosiers were without star center Mackenzie Holmes who missed the game with a sore knee but rolled anyways against an inferior squad. The Hoosiers move on to face Miami (FL) on Monday in a matchup where both the men's and women's team face the same opponent in the second round of March Madness.

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On Saturday, IU suffered a second half collapse against Ohio State in the semi-finals of the Big Ten Tournament. After building a 20 point lead, the final 20 minutes were amongst the worst of the season as the Hoosiers succumbed to the Buckeyes press they have torn apart in recent matchup. After a 79-75 loss, the Hoosiers will now see if they hold on to a number one seed when the NCAA Tournament selection show takes place on the night of March 12 on ESPN.

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On Friday, IU struggled mightily early against Michigan State in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament but rallied for a 94-85 win in a far from perfect effort. The team is now 27-2 overall and faces Ohio State in the tourney semifinals tomorrow at 2:30 pm on BTN

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On Sunday, IU lost for the first time since early January in a relatively meaningless contest against an elite Iowa team on the road 86-85. It took a buzzer beater from the all-world Caitlyn Clark to give the Hawkeyes the win in what was a thrilling contest where the Hoosiers battled up hill most of the afternoon. With the defeat, Indiana is still the outright Big Ten champ at 16-2 and the top seed in Big Ten tourney and likely a one-seed in NCAA tournament at 26-2 overall. This was arguably the toughest matchup IU will face the rest of the way outside of a potential national championship showdown with South Carolina. While the Hoosiers will face squads of Iowa's caliber in a potential conference tourney championship, as well as the Elite Eight and Final Four, those will be on neutral sites making the difficulty level this afternoon harder.

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