Here's the full transcript of coach Teri Moren's postgame press conference after the Hoosiers defeated Nebraska 76-60 Sunday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.

A sort of Achilles heel for IU women's basketball has been a tendency to fall apart in the fourth quarter. That didn't happen Sunday against Nebraska.

Ohio State's Taylor Thierry (2), Nebraska's Petra Bozan (44) and Ohio State's Elsa Lemmilä (12) reach out for the rebound during the second half of a college women's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, on Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025.

On their West Coast trip, the Indiana women’s basketball team embodied staccato. If you know your music, staccato is characterized by short, jumpy notes. It’s a rhythm that can take you from one end of the spectrum to another.

Indiana women's basketball led by as many as 18 points in the second quarter, allowing the Hoosiers to cruise to a win over Nebraska on Sunday afternoon.

The Hoosiers extended their lead to as many as 21 points over the latter half of the fourth quarter, eventually securing a 16-point victory. The win marks Indiana’s first inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall since defeating Wisconsin on Dec. 28, 2024.

Indiana women’s basketball has gotten back to its winning ways with back-to-back victories over Washington and Nebraska. The Hoosiers had entered something of a slump with losses to Illinois and USC at home followed up with one at Oregon in the first game of the team’s trip to the Pacific Northwest.

The losing streak in Bloomington for Nebraska women's basketball continues. Indiana topped Nebraska Sunday afternoon, 76-60. The Hoosiers improve to 14-7 on the year and 6-4 in the Big Ten Conference while the Huskers fall to 16-6 overall and 7-4 in the league.