Indiana agreed to pay out a seven-figure settlement agreement with former men's basketball coach Mike Woodson.

The costs of changing who was running Hoosiers basketball, not counting assistant coaches and support staff, was elevated ...

IU basketball coach Mike Woodson is stepping down, effective at the end of his fourth season, because there cannot be a fifth year. The program wouldn’t survive it. The fan base wouldn’t allow it.

Mike Woodson is in his fourth season as Indiana basketball coach. He owns a 77-49 record with NCAA Tournament appearances his first two seasons (2022, '23). This year's Hoosiers are 14-9, 5-7 in ...

Indiana men's basketball coach Mike Woodson is stepping down from his position at the end of the season, the school said Friday.. The Hoosiers are heading toward their second consecutive season ...

After Indiana fell behind 19-2 to start its game at Wisconsin on Tuesday night, Woodson owned it afterward: "Again, that's on me, man. We're pushing and pulling and scraping and just trying to get ...

Indiana coach Mike Woodson is leaving his alma mater on his own terms. Woodson, 66, who has been under fire for most of the last two years because of underperforming teams, decided to step down at ...

The Mike Woodson era at Indiana will end after this season. The Hoosier alum, now in his fourth and final season at the helm, has agreed with the university that this season will be his last as ...

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 ...

Indiana's Trayce Jackson-Davis (23) gets instructed by head coach Mike Woodson during the second half of the Indiana versus ...

Head coach Mike Woodson of the Indiana Hoosiers reacts against the Northwestern Wildcats. Getty Images. After finishing 19-14 last season and missing March Madness in an underwhelming performance, ...

Indiana fell to Oregon 72-59, putting IU's NCAA Tournament hopes in jeopardy. But the way it happened was all-too-familiar and emblematic of Mike Woodson's entire coaching tenure.