BLOOMINGTON — Indiana women’s basketball coach Teri Moren used words like “lackluster,” “unacceptable,” “undisciplined” and “disappointing” in a blistering critique of her team’s performance in a 82-60 win over Brown on Monday night. That was just in her two-minute opening statement.

The No. 25 Indiana women's basketball team opened its regular season with an 82-60 victory over Brown at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Monday. Despite the victory, Indiana coach Teri Moren was not pleased with the Hoosiers' performance in the game and she expressed as much during her postgame press conference.

Indiana women’s basketball head coach Teri Moren sat down in a black chair at the podium nearly 20 minutes after her team defeated Brown University by 22 points. She wasn’t pleased. The Hoosiers gave up 11 3-pointers while making just five. They had 18 turnovers and relinquished 39 points in the second half after giving up just 21 in the first.

The No. 25 Hoosiers took an early lead, held it, and walked away with a pro forma 82-60 victory at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Monday.The Hoosiers didn’t blow the Bears out of the water as they have done against other nonconference foes in recent seasons,

The Hoosiers finished 26-6 last season, falling to the University of South Carolina in the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16. With three seniors — Mackenzie Holmes, Sara Scalia and Arielle Wisne — now graduated, the Cream and Crimson brought in five newcomers — three freshmen and two transfers.