<![CDATA[The Assembly Call: Doing The Work]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/s/doing-the-workhttps://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!04Ci!,w_256,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fa96b4dce-c9c4-4598-b4a8-bfb0492d0028_256x256.pngThe Assembly Call: Doing The Workhttps://www.assemblycall.com/s/doing-the-workSubstackFri, 01 May 2026 16:58:09 GMT<![CDATA[[DTW] Transfer Portal]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-transfer-portalhttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-transfer-portalTue, 21 Apr 2026 23:16:00 GMT

On Wednesday, and will discuss the Hoosiers’ activity in the Transfer Portal with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Season Recap - Part 2]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-season-recap-part-2https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-season-recap-part-2Wed, 01 Apr 2026 00:06:06 GMT

On Wednesday, and will continue to recap the Hoosiers’ 25-26 season with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Season Recap]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-season-recaphttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-season-recapThu, 19 Mar 2026 01:50:37 GMT

On Thursday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ 25-26 season with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[Calls For Firing Staff Are Crazy For IU, But An Upgrade In Interior Size And Athleticism To Compete In This League Are A Must Regardless Of Cost]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/calls-for-firing-staff-are-crazyhttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/calls-for-firing-staff-are-crazyThu, 05 Mar 2026 23:27:06 GMT

Gainbridge Fieldhouse In Indianapolis Where The Indiana Women Took On Ohio State In The Big Ten Tourney On Thursday

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INDIANAPOLIS —While my role at The Assembly Call is to cover the IU women’s basketball team, the themes of this column could easily apply to both sides of Branch McCracken Court. The program's direction and the necessary fixes are nearly identical for both the men and women, but I will focus on the women’s side—that is my beat.

After years of competing at the highest level, Coach Teri Moren’s squad took a serious step back this season. However, Moren deserves immense credit for keeping the locker room together after a devastating 0-10 start to conference play.

Indiana eventually took advantage of the league’s lower tier, winning six of its final eight games and picking up a win in the Big Ten Tournament. The fact that IU “brought it” every night—despite knowing a seventh straight NCAA Tournament bid was out of reach—speaks volumes about the culture and DNA Moren has established. That identity didn’t vanish during the rough patches of 2025-26, which is a massive silver lining.

However, the harsh reality is that this roster lacks high-end talent. Outside of senior Shay Ciezki’s phenomenal season, Indiana simply didn’t have the horses to compete consistently in an unforgiving Big Ten. This deficiency must be corrected as the program heads into 2026-27.

Ciezki said she was proud of the turnaround but understands the standard is higher for future squads.

“The adversity hit us, and all we did was just put our head down and work even harder than the start of the season,” she said. “Obviously you’ve seen that through our wins. In four years, you’re going to face a lot of adversity, more than you’d think, and it’s how you respond to that is what really matters.”

Let’s be clear: the reactionary corners of the fan base calling for a coaching change should consign that thought to the nearest waste bin. Moren built this program from scratch, taking it to heights no rational fan once thought possible. This staff has earned the right to walk away on its own terms. While expectations have rightly risen, one bad season, especially amidst a rebuild following heavy transfer portal losses, is no reason to “throw the baby out with the bathwater.”

There is a light at the end of the tunnel. While Ciezki departs, the promise shown by freshmen Maya Makalusky and Nevaeh Caffey are the highest we’ve seen since Yarden Garzon arrived four years ago. Makalusky offers elite scoring gravity, while Caffey provides the point-of-attack athleticism and rim pressure the team has lacked. Along with Lenee Beaumont, they form a future-proof core.

Help is also on the way via the nation’s sixth-ranked recruiting class, featuring two prospects ranked even higher than Makalusky and Caffey were coming out of high school. New recruiting coordinator Colsten Thompson has made an immediate impact, landed top prospects and filled the board with elite names. This resurgence follows a period where recruiting momentum stalled, even while the Hoosiers were winning at a high level.

This shift in profile must continue. Caffey is certainly more athletic than previous guards in her position, and incoming recruit Gigi Battle fits this same mold perfectly. Battle brings the kind of physical, downhill presence that Thompson and Moren are clearly prioritizing to bridge the talent gap in the new Big Ten. More of these types of prospects are a must to get back near the top of the league.”

But first, Indiana must find size and athleticism on the interior. This year’s “swings” in the portal were largely misses, except for UCLA transfer Zania Socka-Ngeuman, who was sidelined by injury much of the season. A healthy, Big Ten-caliber starting center is the “skeleton key” that makes Moren’s system click. Edessa Noyan played her heart out this season, but she is ideally an elite backup rather than a primary post defender.

Moren spoke like someone who understood the need to improve the roster and reiterated how much they like the newcomers for 2026-2027.

“Moving forward we’re super excited about the freshman class that we have coming in here to Bloomington next year,” Moren said “I think they will provide some depth. We’re going to have to do some work here in the spring, I think in the portal as well. There’s no doubt that you can’t play in a league like the Big and you can’t play in a tournament like this or the NCAA Tournament without it.”

Friday’s 83-59 loss to Ohio State that likely ended the season was a microcosm of these issues. The Buckeyes used an elite press to showcase their superior athleticism, bothering Indiana into turnovers. When the Hoosiers did break the pressure for an open look, they simply didn’t have the tired legs to knock them down.

Lack of athleticism and inconsistent shooting have haunted IU all season. If fans remain patient and let Moren and Thompson reload, they will be rewarded. While an 18-14 (6-12 B1G) record was the norm before Moren arrived, her track record suggests this season will be an anomaly, not the new standard.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] PSU and Nebraska Recaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-psu-and-nebraska-recapshttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-psu-and-nebraska-recapsWed, 04 Mar 2026 03:15:06 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ games versus PSU and Nebraska with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[Three Takeaways From IU Women's Basketball's Victory Vs. Penn State]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/three-takeaways-from-iu-womens-basketballs-c7fhttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/three-takeaways-from-iu-womens-basketballs-c7fSun, 01 Mar 2026 05:18:10 GMT

Assembly Hall, Where The Hoosiers Played Penn State On Saturday Afternoon

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Hoosiers Shred Penn State Defense By Taking Advantage Of Gracie Merkle’s Lack OF Speed

Bloomington-As she has done many times in the past, Hoosier coach Teri Moren is liable to find an opponent’s strength and turn it into her opposition’s biggest liability. On Saturday, against Penn State, Moren used Nittany Lion star Gracie Merkle as her side’s biggest strength.

While Merkle is one of the better post players in the league due to her sheer height and physical presence, she also does not run the floor quickly, which can cause her to also be slow to switch on defense. These traits are why PSU possesses both an elite offense and a defense that struggles mightily.

Moren took full advantage of this conundrum the Nittany Lions have, shredding them for easy baskets by running the floor for layups and finding the open shooters in rotation. While Merkle finished with 22 points to lead her squad and was a force inside on offense, her lack of speed also allowed IU to find unguarded players when trying to score.

As a result of this, Indiana raced to a 31-8 lead after one and never looked back in a 93-59 win. By the end, Penn State seemed to be attempting to sub Merkle in on every dead ball for offense, and out on every dead ball for defense as much as they could.

While the bottom five teams in the league have struggled mightily, PSU is the only one of them that has massively underachieved, given the talent of its roster. With Merkle and top guards Moriah Murray and Kiyomi McMiller, this should have been an NCAA Tournament Squad if everything clicks. However, they are not close to that, given their lack of discipline and chemistry, and when IU punched them from the start, it was over quickly.

The Hoosiers showed that despite their own struggles, they are still miles ahead of the group of five squads at the bottom of the league nearly annually (Northwestern, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers, Wisconsin), finishing 5-1 against them. While Indiana has played much better as of late, they got the misfortune of playing all these teams late in the year, but to their credit took advantage.

Shay Ciezki Finally Getting Help And Its Led To Massive Improvement

For much of the year, the personnel on this team were young and inconsistent, and there was only one sure thing on this squad that made IU as good as it even was. That one elite player is senior Shay Ciezki, who by necessity has had to carry the vast majority of the scoring load this season.

Ciezki, despite being the smallest player on the floor a lot of the time, makes up for it with her skill. She is both an elite shooter from the outside and can drive to the basket for points as well. She is amongst the top of the conference in scoring at around 23 points per game and finished above that on Saturday afternoon with 29 points.

However, the difference now is she is finally getting help in the Hoosiers recent hot streak (winning six of eight games) from top-prospect freshmen Nevaeh Caffey and Maya Makalusky. While it has led to many growing pains, it also makes the future much brighter down the road with Ciezki graduating. Teaming them with a healthy Lenee Beaumont in future seasons, and the sixth-ranked recruiting class for 2026-2027, gives much reason for hope going forward.

Makalusky is starting to grow into the all-around scorer Ciezki is with her jump shots and ability to shoot 3’s. Meanwhile, Caffey’s driving ability and running the point guard spot have come around. On the day, Caffey finished with 18 points, while Makalusky added 15 points.

Meanwhile, Beaumont scored 18 points, giving Indiana four double-figures scorers. With Moren now able to put four offensive threats on the floor again in her best lineup, like past seasons, the Hoosiers are a much more dangerous team now.

Indiana Still Has Much To Play For

While this season has not gone as hoped, IU still has a ton to play for. Saturday’s victory in their regular season finale was critical as it clinched the Hoosiers a spot in the Big Ten Tournament, which only the top-15 teams make.

Also, while the NCAA Tournament is out of reach, Indiana is above .500 overall at 17-13 (6-12 in conference) and makes them eligible for the second-tier postseason WNIT and WBI Tournaments. While these carry very little prestige anymore, a chance to play a few more games together for this young squad, and a shot at 20 wins (which has happened every year since 2015-2016) should not be overlooked. However, whether the team excepts a bid to one of them though is an open question.

While this season as a whole didn’t quite go as planned, it could be much worse, as Saturday’s opponent is living proof of. Also, Hoosier fans should be reminded how 2017-2018’s WNIT title propelled the squad to the top levels of College Basketball over the next half dozen years should Indiana take a spot here.

This run included six straight NCAA Tournament appearances, four times being a top-four seed, three times hosting early round games, three Sweet Sixteens, an Elite Eight, and a Big Ten Title. With the pieces there for the future, IU can hope to be closer to that level in the next half-decade with some players added around the edges rather than the struggles of 2025-2026.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Oregon and Rutgers Recaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-oregon-and-rutgers-recapshttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-oregon-and-rutgers-recapsWed, 25 Feb 2026 04:45:21 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ games versus Oregon and Rutgers with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] USC & UCLA Recaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-usc-and-ucla-recapshttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-usc-and-ucla-recapsTue, 17 Feb 2026 00:01:07 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ victory over arch-rival Purdue with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Purdue Recap]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-purdue-recaphttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-purdue-recapWed, 11 Feb 2026 04:45:32 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ victory over arch-rival Purdue with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[Three Takeaways From IU Women's Basketball's Game Vs. Purdue On Sunday]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/three-takeaways-from-iu-womens-basketballshttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/three-takeaways-from-iu-womens-basketballsSun, 08 Feb 2026 22:11:46 GMT

Assembly Hall, Where The Hoosiers Played Purdue On Sunday Afternoon

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This Season Has Not Gone According To Planned But Help Appears To Be On The Way

Bloomington-The high level of success across IU athletics over the last few seasons has generally had the women’s basketball team at the front of the line. While other sports have more or less maintained their spot at or near the top, women’s basketball has been a rare struggling squad in Bloomington this season.

The good news is that if all goes as expected, this season should be a temporary dip before becoming an NCAA Tournament squad again relatively fast. This is because new recruiting coach Colsten Thompson has elite prospects coming in for next year. This 2026 class is ranked as the best in program history and sixth nationally. It also features the two highest-ranked recruits directly out of high school the program has brought in, including the first McDonald’s All-American.

It is important to note how the Hoosiers have gotten to this point. Under lead recruiter Glenn Box, Indiana rose to national prominence when he brought in record-ranked recruits (at the time) Grace Berger, Mackenzie Holmes, and several others.

However, his work got him noticed for a head gig, and he landed at Miami (OH). IU Coach Teri Moren then brought in Linda Sayavongchanh to lead the recruiter efforts while the program was at its peak.

Sayavongchanh struggled to bring in highly ranked players even while winning, which is why the Hoosiers are stuck in between while rebuilding and are struggling now. Most of Sayavongchanh’s recruits have either transferred out or are struggling for playing time.

Already with Thompson in the fold, it is clear that current freshmen Nevaeh Caffey and Maya Makalusky are easily the best recruits the program has had since Box’s days. While both are forced into way more minutes than ideal as they develop, the talent and skills are clearly there to be high-level players in the Big Ten down the road.

With all this said, Hoosier fans will have to be patient and accept that the ceiling for this team is extremely limited, and several long positive streaks are likely to end. Supporters need to be patient with Moren, who has shown she is an elite coach, and appears to have a plan to fix the talent drain as described above.

Hoosiers Go As Shay Ciezki Goes

While the personnel on this team are young and inconsistent, there is one sure thing on this squad that is the only reason IU is as good as it is. That one elite player is senior Shay Ciezki, who by necessity has had to carry the vast majority of the scoring load this season.

Ciezki, despite being the smallest player on the floor a lot of the time, makes up for it with her skill. She is both an elite shooter from the outside and can drive to the basket for points as well. She leads the conference in scoring at around 24 points per game and finished just a bit higher than that on Sunday afternoon with 29 points.

This was the driving force in Indiana’s 74-59 victory over Purdue, which was their third straight overall. The team now sits at 3-10 in the league and 14-11 overall. The last time IU lost to its arch-rivals at home was in 2011-2012.

Ciezki said said she was just happy to come out on top and is not about individual stats.

“It obviously feels great to be on the winning side of things,” Ciezki said. “I knew we had it in us. We just had to find ourselves. I think right now we are gelling at a good time. I’m super proud of this group. It was a great team win.”

Meanwhile, Moren said getting a win over the Boilermakers was especially important after a loss to them on the road recently.

“We went to West Lafayette a couple weeks ago and let one get away,” Moren said. “I liked our focus and how he did come out. I thought our effort was better, our intent was greater.”

Indiana Still Has Much To Play For

While this season has not gone as hoped, IU still has a ton to play for. Sunday’s victory was critical as it moved the Hoosiers above the cutline for the Big Ten Tournament, which only the top-15 teams make, and the Boilers are fighting for similar real estate.

Also, while the NCAA Tournament is out of reach, victories over struggling Rutgers and Penn State at the end of the season would keep Indiana above .500 overall and make them eligible for the second-tier postseason WNIT and WBIT Tournaments. While these carry very little prestige anymore, a chance to play a few more games together for this young squad, and a shot at 20 wins (which has happened every year since 2015-2016) should not be overlooked.

While this season as a whole has not gone as planned, it could be much worse, as Sunday’s arch-rivals are living proof of. While the Hoosiers have had a struggling year, the Boilermakers have not been elite for nearly 20 years and have hung out at the bottom of the conference for about a decade for the most part.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Michigan, Northwestern, and Wisconsin Recaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-michigan-northwestern-and-wisconsinhttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-michigan-northwestern-and-wisconsinWed, 04 Feb 2026 01:45:14 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ games with Michigan, Northwestern, and Wisconsin with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] OSU and Purdue Recaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-osu-and-purdue-recapshttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-osu-and-purdue-recapsWed, 28 Jan 2026 12:31:53 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ games with OSU and Purdue, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Nebraska, Iowa & Washington Recaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-nebraska-iowa-and-washingtonhttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-nebraska-iowa-and-washingtonWed, 14 Jan 2026 03:30:40 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ games with Nebraska, Iowa, and Washington, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] MSU & Maryland Recaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-msu-and-maryland-recapshttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-msu-and-maryland-recapsTue, 06 Jan 2026 15:03:10 GMT

On Tuesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ games with MSU and Maryland, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Minnesota Recap]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-minnesota-recaphttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-minnesota-recapSun, 28 Dec 2025 20:30:20 GMT

On Monday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ game with Minnesota, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Western Carolina Recap]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-western-carolina-recaphttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-western-carolina-recapMon, 22 Dec 2025 01:15:08 GMT

On Monday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ victor over Western Carolina, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] ULM and EMU Recaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-ulm-and-emu-recapshttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-ulm-and-emu-recapsTue, 16 Dec 2025 14:45:42 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ victories over ULM and EMU, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Illinois Recap]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-illinois-recaphttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-illinois-recapTue, 09 Dec 2025 03:15:33 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ Big Ten opener, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] Gonzaga, Iowa State, WMURecaps]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-gonzaga-iowa-state-wmurecapshttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-gonzaga-iowa-state-wmurecapsWed, 03 Dec 2025 03:30:43 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the last 3 games the Hoosiers have played, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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]]><![CDATA[[DTW] FGCU Recap]]>https://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-fgcu-recaphttps://www.assemblycall.com/p/dtw-fgcu-recapTue, 25 Nov 2025 14:45:33 GMT

On Wednesday, and will recap the Hoosiers’ game against Florida Gulf Coast, with another edition of Doing The Work — our show dedicated to the Indiana women’s basketball team.

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