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Center Mackenzie Holmes chose to return to a rising Indiana Hoosiers program for a fifth season, which all but guarantees her spot at the top of the program\u2019s record books. Highly skilled in the paint, Holmes is one of the country\u2019s most efficient scorers.<\/p>\n
The Indiana Hoosiers<\/a> (10-1) are off to another strong start, and figure to once again be in the mix at the top of the Big Ten standings. This level of success has become common under Teri Moren, who has coached the Hoosiers to four-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and last season led the Hoosiers to their first conference championship since 1983.<\/p>\n Moren\u2019s tenure also has been defined by standout players, with names like Tyra Buss and Grace Berger rewriting the Hoosiers\u2019 record books and putting the program on the map as a destination for big-name recruits and transfers.<\/p>\n Indiana\u2019s latest record-breaker? That would be Mackenzie Holmes, who at 6-foot-3 is one of the nation\u2019s finest low-post scorers. Holmes, who recently scored her 2,000th point<\/a> and is closing in on Buss\u2019 program record of 2,364, chose to exercise her extra year of eligibility granted during the COVID-19 pandemic and return to Indiana<\/a> for a fifth season. At this point in her career, the numbers are only a formality\u2014she\u2019s long since made a name for herself as one of the greatest players in Hoosiers history.<\/p>\n