Indiana coach Teri Moren was very candid in her assessment of the Hoosiers after their 74-60 home loss to No. 19 Maryland.

The Hoosiers lost to No. 17 Maryland in a familiar formula. Coach Teri Moren seems at her wits in trying to solve IU's lack of fight and focus.

The Hoosiers and Terrapins traded blows throughout the first quarter, with Indiana getting out to a 6-0 lead that was quickly erased by a 7-0 Maryland run. By the end of the first

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana women's basketball coach Teri Moren spoke to the media after the Hoosiers lost 74-60 to No. 19 Maryland on Thursday. Here's everything she had to say.

After Indiana women’s basketball made a stop on the defensive end of the floor and junior guard Henna Sandvik secured a rebound, Chloe Moore-McNeil ran down the court and sent a pass flying between two Maryland defenders. The pass landed in the hands of Sydney Parrish, who laid it into the hoop for an Indiana basket.

Brenda Frese's group has a top ten offense in the country, per Bart Torvik, and is especially effective at offensive rebounds and getting to the free throw line. Indiana has struggled with rebounding this year, so that will likely be a point of emphasis in Moren's prep for this game.

Here's the full transcript from coach Teri Moren's postgame press conference after the Hoosiers' 71-61 win over No. 8 Ohio State.

The Hoosiers had two crucial turnovers within the final two minutes of the contest, committed uncharacteristic fouls — which Indiana head coach Teri Moren was visibly upset with — and allowed Michigan State to snag offensive rebounds which turned into second chance points.

The Hoosiers went cold in the second quarter and never fully recovered, despite making it a one-possession game. Shyanne Sellers buried any hope in the fourth, though.

With two games remaining in the regular season and Big Ten Tournament seeding on the horizon, No. 19 Maryland women’s basketball took down Indiana, 74-60, on the road Thursday. Here are three takeaways from Thursday’s game.