The Hoosiers look to rebound during arguably the most crucial stretch of the season.
USC swept Indiana on Sunday, a stark reminder that any Big Ten team can win on any given day.
The Cornhuskers left Bloomington with a sweep, but the Hoosiers leave with something just as valuable: a clearer picture of what it takes to compete with the best.
Nebraska dominated from start to finish, showing that the Hoosiers still have plenty of work to do.
The Hoosiers finished their road trip with a win and a list of improvements to make moving forward.
The Hoosiers once again lost to elite competition, giving them another measuring stick early in Big Ten play.
The return of Avry Tatum and impending arrival of Izzy Clark have Steve Aird hopeful for Big Ten play.
Wisconsin has had an extremely difficult schedule thus far, preparing the Badgers for conference play.
The All-American brings experience and talent to an already surging Hoosier team.
Hoosiers are getting quality play at the net early on in Big Ten play.
Hoosiers continue to cut down service errors, making them tough outs against quality opponents.
Both players had already set career highs before conference play began.
The Hoosiers cleaned up their serves, leading to a pair of sweeps in front of their home crowd.
The Indiana Invitational gave fans their first chance to see the Hoosiers in action.
In front of an electric crowd, the Hoosiers won a back-and-forth match in straight sets.
A bright spot through every game in this opening stretch has been sophomore setter Teodora Kričković.
Repeated service errors forced the Hoosiers to play extra sets, a problem that could come back to bite against better opponents.
Teammates were "hurting" for the former Lady Vol after Indiana's loss Sunday, but Granberry handled the chaos for her new team.
Unforced service errors contributed to blown leads throughout match.
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