Mike Woodson, Indiana basketball

What Mike Woodson And Malik Reneau Said After Indiana Defeated No. 11 Michigan State 71-67
Mike Woodson and Malik Reneau spoke to the media together after the Hoosiers pulled off a shocking upset at Breslin Center.
Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson skips pregame interview with Don Fischer
Less than a week after it was announced IU basketball coach Mike Woodson won't return next season, he didn't do his pregame interview with Don Fischer
Saturday felt like the end, not just for Mike Woodson but for an era of Indiana basketball
It's not only the end for Mike Woodson as Indiana basketball coach, but the end of an era based on Dusty May's comments after Michigan's win. What's next is important.
Mike Woodson is stepping down as Indiana men’s basketball coach after the season
Indiana men’s basketball coach coach Mike Woodson, who has been under fire for most of the last two years because of underperforming teams, is stepping down after the season.
Mike Woodson to resign at Indiana: Hoosiers coach to step down when season ends
The Hoosiers are outside the NCAA Tournament picture as of now and have been a disappointment after spending big in the portal
It's official. Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson stepping down at end of 2024-25 season
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson will finish out 2024-25 on the bench, but plans on stepping down at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season, according to a release put out by the university on Friday afternoon.
'It's been emotional': What Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson said after news he'd step down
After a loss to Michigan on Saturday at Assembly Hall, Mike Woodson addressed the state of the program, the comeback bid and more.
Indiana coach Mike Woodson won’t return next season
The news comes just three days after Indiana never recovered from a 26-4 deficit at No. 21 Wisconsin, prompting Woodson to question his team’s mental toughness.
Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson will step down at season’s end: What’s next for Hoosiers?
Indiana men’s basketball coach Mike Woodson will step down at the end of the season, Hoosiers athletic director Scott Dolson announced on Friday afternoon. News that the program and Woodson, 66, were discussing a potential split surfaced on Thursday, first reported by Field of 68.
What Mike Woodson Said After Indiana's 70-67 Loss To Michigan
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Mike Woodson had his usual press conference after Indiana's 70-67 loss to Michigan on Saturday, but it wasn't the usual postgame environment. On Friday, Indiana athletics announced that Woodson would be ending his tenure as coach at the conclusion of the season. Woodson has been Indiana's coach for the last four seasons.
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Inside Indiana's looming roster crunch, recruiting dilemma and intel on Mike Woodson's potential successor
Indiana jumps to the top of the pecking order for a coaching carousel that already includes high-majors like Virginia, Miami ...
Mike Woodson’s Indiana is really just Indiana of the past 30 years: Mediocre
The dominance of the good old Bob Knight days is long gone. But win? At Indiana? I mean, come on. It should happen.
Indiana Shocks No. 11 Michigan State As Hoosiers Prevail 71-67
Indiana started slow. Michigan State used a 10-0 run to take a 20-8 lead with 11:17 left in the first half. Indiana struggled ...
Read the full statement from Indiana athletics director Scott Dolson on Mike Woodson
Here is the full statement from Indiana University athletic director Scott Dolson on Mike Woodson stepping down: STATEMENT ...
Friday's hoops: Suns' Big 3 still together but time is running short; Woodson out at Indiana
Kevin Durant, Devin Booker and Bradley Beal are still members of the Phoenix Suns after a tumultuous trade deadline.
LIVE BLOG: Follow Along As Indiana Takes On No. 24 Michigan
Obviously, this will be an unusual day at Assembly Hall. On Friday afternoon, Indiana athletic director Scott Dolson ...
Indiana coach candidates: Michigan's Dusty May, Iowa State's T.J. Otzelberger options to replace Mike Woodson
For a program with five national titles, the past two decades have been filled with an unending succession of frustration.