Indiana's 6-3 win over Nevada powered by Avery Parker's three-run homer in the third.
The senior transfer woke the Indiana offense up in a clash with No. 22 Arizona State.
The Hoosiers jumped out to a lead against the Sun Devils but couldn't hang on.
A trio of upperclassmen proficiently generated production in many of their opportunities at the plate.
The Hoosiers jumped ahead in both games and didn't look back.
The Hoosiers were firing on all cylinders to bounce back from a loss in their first game.
The Hoosiers close out their non-conference schedule 22-5 and improve their overall record to 30-13.
Indiana's pitching continues to be an area of concern.
She also pitched a complete game in the victory.
The Hoosiers found out how to win games in multiple different ways on their way to the sweep.
IU's goal was 20 wins before conference play. They now sit at 19-5 and will be riding a seven-game winning streak into Big Ten play.
The weekend included a no-hitter from a true freshman.
Indiana combined dominant starts with clutch hitting to send the Gophers back to Minnesota without a win.
This year of Indiana softball provided much more than 44 wins.
Indiana takes on top-seeded Tennessee next.
Indiana's first matchup is against a familiar foe.
Team 50 has put new life into the Hoosier softball program that is looking to take its first-ever Big Ten Championship.
If Indiana's dominant offense is held in check, pressure will fall on a defense that has performed poorly so far.
The Nebraska team pushed Indiana to its limits with its quick offense and veteran players.
The series will be essential for Indiana to not only regain momentum throughout the end of the regular season, but to remain a Big Ten title contender.
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