Indiana women's basketball made just two 3-pointers in the first three quarters of its game at Michigan State.

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That 3 was a big basket late for the No. 22-ranked Spartans, who held off a late push by Indiana to record a 73-65 victory at Breslin Center. Indiana was on a 10-0 run and had pulled within four at 59-55 when Hallock drained her 3 with 3:14 remaining following Grace VanSlooten's offensive rebound.

Michigan and Michigan State had circled this game all year long and it delivered. Ultimately, the Spartans made all the big plays late to win.

College basketball fans in the state of Michigan have waited nearly the whole season for the Wolverines and Spartans to clash, especially considering the two rivals have been fighting for Big Ten supremacy.

Spartans head coach Tom Izzo netted his 356th conference win, taking the No. 1 in the Big Ten from first-year Michigan coach Dusty May in a 75-62 contest that saw Michigan State surge ahead in the second half. The Spartans held the Wolverines scoreless for the final 4:12 while putting up a 9-point run.