Almost a year after the Hoosiers were demolished in Iowa City, Indiana returned the favor at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, taking down Iowa.

Indiana’s reserves brought the team back from a 23-13 deficit midway through the first half. The Hoosiers even took a brief lead after Bryson Tucker threw down a fastbreak dunk with 8:03 to go in the half that punctuated a 13-0 run.

This was supposed to be the productive trip home Iowa women's basketball needed to get right, a chance to stabilize things amid a rare skid in a place those in gold love to shine. It was anything but.

The Indiana basketball team is on a five-game winning streak as it enters a Big Ten matchup against Iowa on Saturday night. IU sits at 13-3 overall and 4-1 in conference play. Iowa is 11-4 overall and 2-2 in the Big Ten.

With under four minutes remaining in the first half, graduate student guard Sydney Parrish made a wide-open layup that gave Indiana women’s basketball a 15-point lead over Iowa on Sunday — its largest of the day. Parrish’s layup was the end of the Hoosiers’ 14-2 run. Indiana’s quick pace forced Hawkeye's head coach Jen Jansen to call a timeout.

Indiana got wiped out in Iowa City in primetime Saturday at Iowa in the most lopsided Big Ten defeat in Mike Woodson’s four-year tenure.

The Indiana basketball team was blown out by Iowa on Saturday night. IU dropped to 13-4 and 4-2 in Big Ten play after an 85-60 defeat on the road. Myles Rice led the Hoosiers with 12 points and five assists.

Indiana basketball went to Iowa looking to prove it belonged back in the conversation as a Big Ten contender amidst its longest regular-season win streak in two years. The Hoosiers created a fresh-round of doubts instead.