As it is with all Indiana men's basketball coaches, Mike Woodson is a frequent topic of discussion for Hoosiers fans. He is a polarizing figure, and like most polarizing figures, he is subject to scrutiny that is both factual and rooted in perception that may or may not be true.

Indiana missed the 2025 NCAA tournament and the Mike Woodson era in Bloomington is over. Here are five takeaways from his four-season tenure as IU’s coach: One of Woodson’s stated objectives when he took the job in the spring of 2021 was to compete for Big Ten and national titles.

Non-NCAA Tournament teams from the Big Ten had the opportunity to play in the new Fox-created College Basketball Crown, but the Hoosiers will not take part.

Indiana basketball will be searching for a new head coach after its notable snub from March Madness. The Hoosiers got left out of the 68-team tournament on Selection Sunday. But by choosing to end its season,

As this unfolds, the search for the next Indiana head coach is also underway. Several candidates have emerged, and there has been hope for a high-profile hire to replace Mike Woodson. However, it doesn't seem like that will be the case.