Follow along with your fellow Terp fans as the team takes on the Hoosiers on the road.
No. 6 Maryland women’s basketball is back for its fifth top-10 matchup of the season as it takes on No. 8 Indiana in Bloomington, Indiana.
The Terps haven’t played since Dec. 21 when it took on Coppin State since its game originally scheduled for Dec. 30 against Illinois was postponed due to positive coronavirus tests within the Fighting Illini’s program.
Maryland stands at 10-3, 2-0 in conference play. Its three losses all came against top-10 opponents including then-No. 1 South Carolina.
Indiana stands at 10-2, also 2-0 in conference play. The Hoosiers also fell to then-No. 7 Stanford and then-No. 2 NC State.
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Catch up before the game
- No. 6 Maryland women’s basketball vs. No. 8 Indiana preview
- MM 12.31: Maryland women’s basketball’s Angel Reese leads nation in offensive rebounds
- MM 12.28: Maryland women’s basketball’s Shyanne Sellers and Katie Benzan earn Big Ten Weekly Honors
- Three takeaways from No. 6 Maryland women’s basketball’s matinee rout of Coppin State
- No. 6 Maryland women’s basketball rolls past Coppin State, 98-52
- MM 12.14: No. 9 Maryland women’s basketball’s Angel Reese named to Big Ten Player of the Week Honor Roll
- Three takeaways from No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball’s loss to No. 1 South Carolina
- No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball comes up short, falls to No. 1 South Carolina, 66-59
- MM 12.10: Maryland women’s basketball’s Katie Benzan named candidate for Senior CLASS Award
- Three takeaways from No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball’s win over Purdue
- MM 12.7: Maryland women’s basketball’s Angel Reese earns Big Ten weekly honors
- Three takeaways from No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball’s 73-59 Big Ten-opening win over Rutgers
- Three takeaways from No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball’s narrow win over Miami
- No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball edges out Miami, 82-74
- Shorthanded No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball must put Bahamas trip in rearview mirror