No. 14 Indiana quiets Caitlin Clark, stuns No. 4 Iowa

Clark still filled up the stat sheet, finishing an assist shy of a triple-double. However, Indiana minimized her impact with stifling defense, holding the women's all-time leading scorer to only four points in the second half. 

It was clear from the tip that Clark was a little off against the Hoosiers. She recorded 24 points – tied for her second-lowest output of the season – and had a rough night from beyond the arc, finishing 3-of-16. 

On the other end, Sara Scalia and Mackenzie Holmes led the way for Indiana, combining for 49 points and 13 rebounds in the victory. The Hoosiers moved to 22-4 (13-3 in the Big Ten) while positioning themselves for a better slot in the upcoming NCAA Tournament. 

As far as Clark-mania goes, it was on full display Thursday. Despite having already secured the all-time women's scoring mark, a long line of fans waited outside Assembly Hall to see the Iowa star in person. As was the case for her record-setting moment against Michigan, the Hawkeyes contest against Indiana was exclusively available on the Peacock streaming platform. 

Clark has etched her name in the record books several times this season, but there's still more history left to make. Following Thursday's 24-point performance, she's only 75 points behind Hall of Famer Pete Maravich for the all-time Division I scoring mark (3,667) with three games left to play in the regular season.