Maryland women’s basketball fell to two games below .500 in conference play Wednesday night when it lost at home to No. 10 Indiana, 87-73.
Here are three takeaways from the contest.
Indiana’s quick start made a comeback impossible
Ultimately, the Hoosiers’ rapid start Wednesday proved too insurmountable for the Terps to overcome, even with a strong second-half effort.
While the Hoosiers’ best player is undoubtedly All-American forward Mackenzie Holmes, they didn’t emphasize feeding her the ball early on. Instead, it was their perimeter shooting that shined.
The second-best 3-point shooting team in the conference made four of its first seven triples and never looked back, scoring 52 points in the opening 20 minutes.