How to Watch Indiana at Purdue: Stream Women’s College Volleyball Live, TV Channel

Big Ten play continues Saturday night with a rivalry match between Indiana and Purdue. Watch the game for free on Fubo today.

On Saturday night, No. 10 Purdue will host Indiana in a rivalry match at Mackey Arena as the teams look to move up in the Big Ten standings. The Hoosiers are currently in eighth place in the conference standings with a Big Ten record of 2-5 and an overall record of 9-8. The team brings a three-match losing streak into Saturday’s road match with the most recent loss coming against Illinois on Wednesday in a straight-set defeat. Candela Alonso-Corcelles led the team in hitting with 11 kills, but as a whole, the Hoosiers only hit for .132 in comparison to the Fighting Illini’s .282. Defensively, Indiana was hammered and Ramsey Gary did the best she good at libero, finishing the match with 16 digs, but it wasn’t enough to break the losing streak.

How to Watch Indiana at Purdue in Women’s College Volleyball Today:

Match Date: Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024

Match Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV: Big Ten Network

Live stream the Indiana at Purdue match on Fubo: Start with your free trial today!

The Boilermakers have had a strong season, thus the top 10 ranking, and bring a two-match win streak into Saturday’s contest. The team is currently 14-4 overall with a Big Ten record of 5-2, putting the Boilermakers in third place. On Thursday night, Purdue hosted UCLA for the first time since the Bruins joined the conference and earned a five-set victory in West Lafayette. Eva Hudson was dominant at the net with a team-leading 24 kills while Raven Colvin and Chloe Chicoine joined her in double figures with 17 and 15 kills, respectively. Taylor Anderson supported offensive play with 51 assists and added seven kills of her own to the stat sheet. On the defensive end, Ali Hornung had a team-high 19 digs, but Hudson finished with 17 for a double-double in the win. Chicoine and Anderson also earned double-doubles with 13 and 12 digs, respectively, in an all-out team effort.

Indiana and Purdue met twice last season and split the results, with Indiana winning the first match in four sets before Purdue repaid the favor with a four-set win in the second meeting.

Regional restrictions may apply.