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Coach of the Year, the first
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the Big Ten conference, behind #5 Maryland, #9 Ohio State, and #16 Michigan State. After regular season play was over, the Hoosiers received a #9 seed and were able to participate in the NCAA tournament for the first time in 14 years. Indiana defeated the
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2000:"IU's Teri Moren named Big Ten Coach of the Year"
1980:"Hoosiers hire Moren as women's basketball coach"
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1259:Steals: 96 (Lori Burroughs 1978–79)
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279:NCAA tournament appearances
243:NCAA tournament Elite Eight
134:Crimson and cream
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1183:Consolation third round
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2829:Indiana–Purdue rivalry
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1967:Arbutus 1960 Yearbook,
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3171:Penn State Lady Lions
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1856:Associate Head Coach
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2812:Indiana, Our Indiana
2713:School of Journalism
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1953:"Women's Basketball"
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663:Felisha Legette-Jack
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3136:Michigan Wolverines
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2708:School of Education
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1294:Abram Chier, Karna
1267:Single game leaders
3232:Player of the Year
3196:Washington Huskies
3131:Maryland Terrapins
3103:women's basketball
3100:Big Ten Conference
2987:Women's Little 500
2880:Bart Kaufman Field
2801:Women's volleyball
2688:School of Medicine
2303:Culture & lore
2074:2016-04-08 at the
1924:"Primary Colors".
1382:Inducted into the
1193:Western Washington
1016:#16 Tennessee Tech
572:Maryalyce Jeremiah
437:Maryalyce Jeremiah
433:Big Ten Conference
422:Varsity basketball
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1466:1989 – Ann Mooney
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1310:Gorton, Bea
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939:#12 Belmont
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357:Early years
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837:#3 Georgia
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309:1983, 2023
81:Conference
73:Teri Moren
68:Head coach
60:University
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467:2018 WNIT
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1026:L 68–70
1018:#9 Miami
998:L 58–75
985:#2 UConn
961:L 53–66
915:L 91–68
905:#7 Texas
887:L 87–70
859:L 55–45
840:L 81–64
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147:Uniforms
117:Hoosiers
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2774:Women's
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1093:Result
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