Head coach Todd Yeagley is unmatched when it comes to breeding players who play at the next level.
The streak of not winning a national title will have to go on for at least another year.
The Hoosiers are hitting the Mile High City.
Indiana is advancing to the Sweet Sixteen for the 10th season in a row.
It’ll be the fourth straight year where Indiana is right on the line of a national seed.
The Hoosiers have played 10 consecutive games without a loss and are riding a seven-game win streak.
“It feels like our season is almost just beginning, because there’s so much ahead,” Indiana's leading goal scorer said.
Indiana is playing for at least a share of the Big Ten regular-season title.
Friday night’s match is crucial for both programs.
The win temporarily propels Indiana to the top of the Big Ten Standings
With all due respect to Hoosier Hysteria, there’s a much more important event going on Friday night.
Indiana came out ready to play, scoring four times in the first half.
A freshman made all the difference in Indiana's big win.
If Indiana does go on another deep October run, this will undoubtedly be the match everyone points to as the fulcrum.
A brace from Louisville transfer Quinton Elliot wasn’t enough.
He has found a home at IU and has already started at both left and right back.
October has been a good month for IU in recent years, and the Hoosiers started off this October with a much-needed road win.
The Badgers are out to their best start since the 2017 season when they won the Big Ten Tournament.
Despite trailing twice, the Hoosiers responded with goals from Sam Sarver and Tommy Mihalic and earned a well-earned 2-2 draw in the rain.
The Hoosiers' biggest test awaits on Friday.
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