Looking over Indiana's resume and watching a few of their games, I can understand why the committee made them the last 4 seed. They have a couple of 30 point beatdowns to Iowa and Stanford on the road. Against Illinois, they won by 6 at home and lost by 20 on the road. Illinois is the closest team to an SEC team in the Big Ten; former NC State player Camille Hobby gives them a physical presence down low. Indiana beat Michigan State by 3 at home, in a game which they trailed for the most part. Honestly, I didn't see much separation between the two. I'm glad that, if we face the Spartans, it'll be at home. They can shoot! Caused problems for Holmes by forcing her to defend on the perimeter.
The Hoosiers do have several nice home wins, as you pointed out. They beat Tennessee without Rickea Jackson. Overall, I wasn't blown away. I don't think they are better than UCONN. No excuse not to beat them. While they can definitely shoot the ball very well, the two teams that gave us our toughest games this season--LSU & North Carolina--won the rebounding battle. So I'm more concerned about rebounding than defending the 3.