Mike Woodson record. 2024-25 record: 14-9, 5-7 Big Ten; Indiana record: 77-49, 36-36 Big Ten; Mike Woodson buyout. Woodson would be owed $8.4 million if he were to be fired by March 30, 2026 ...

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

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Mike Woodson had his postgame press conference with the media after Indiana earned a relatively easy 97-71 victory over Sam Houston on Tuesday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.

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's Mike Woodson to step down at end of season Matt Norlander 3 min read 2026 NBA Mock Draft: Full first-round projection ...

As such, fans were fed up with Indiana head coach Mike Woodson, and calls came for him to be fired. "If Indiana is serious about its brand, Mike Woodson needs to be let go. The sooner the better.

For Woodson, a two-time All-American under Bob Knight who was an NBA first-round draft pick in 1980, the opportunity to come home to Bloomington in 2021 offered him a chance to make a splash at ...

And Mike Woodson is, in a manner of speaking, his godson. But things are changing — things have changed — in recent months. Curt Cignetti could save IU basketball. Curt Cignetti is here.

Mike Woodson says of his current roster: "We still have a lot of work ahead of us and only time will tell. But I like everything about this basketball team." (Photo by Brian Spurlock/Icon ...

Woodson was head coach of the Atlanta Hawks from 2004-10 and the New York Knicks from 2012-14. Christie took over as the head coach of the Kings in December when Mike Brown was fired.

The product has not matched the price tag with Indiana head coach Mike Woodson and his squad over the past four years — now the program plans to move on in a different direction.

Ex-Knicks head coach Mike Woodson is considered to be a “wild card” for the job, Ian Begley of SportsNet New York reported Wednesday during an appearance on the “Knicks Film School” podcast.