COLUMBUS, Ohio — It felt like Indiana didn’t have an answer to Ohio State. The Hoosiers went down nine early in the fourth quarter, and Ohio State had switched to its 2-3 zone, which stifled the Hoosiers earlier this season. But unlike that meeting in Assembly Hall in late January, Indiana found an answer to the Buckeyes. The Hoosiers cut the lead to two with 4:53 remaining, and Ali Patberg was heading to the free-throw line after the media timeout. When play resumed, Patberg knocked down both free throws. That was followed by a midrange jump shot in the middle of the zone by Aleksa Gulbe and then Nicole Cardaño-Hillary drained a three in the corner to give Indiana a five-point lead with 3:03 remaining. “Nicky couldn’t have had a more timely three to give us a bit of a cushion,” head coach Teri Moren said. Indiana rode that momentum to the…
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