Indiana men's basketball coach Darian DeVries appears in an Indiana athletics video teasing a possible mascot. / Indiana athletics X account screenshot. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – As Indiana continues ...

Mike Woodson is returning to the NBA. Woodson, 67, will head back to the league with the Kings after spending the last four years as the head coach at Indiana before stepping down after last season.

The New England Patriots made their first defensive selection in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday, taking Cal safety Craig Woodson with the 106th overall pick.

Since retiring, Woodson has been working as an analyst for Fox. Now, Woodson is reportedly planning to purchase a small ownership stake in an NFL team- and it's not one of the two teams he played for.

On top of that, Woodson had 450 career snaps on special teams at Cal. He’s willing to keep doing that with the Patriots. “Whatever they need me to do on special teams in New England, I’m ...

Charles Woodson, the former Packers and Raiders great, ... No, we are not talking about another NFL free agent addition after the NFL draft or a divisive new cartoon mascot.

Charles Woodson plans to purchase a 0.1 percent stake in the Browns from the Haslam family, a league source told The Athletic on Thursday. Jimmy and Dee Haslam have owned the Browns since 2012.

The New York Knicks are striking out with all their current NBA head coach targets right now, so they may have to turn to a former one. Ex-Knicks head coach Mike Woodson is considered to be a ...

Woodson’s .607 winning percentage is 12th-best in Indiana history and the best since Kelvin Sampson had a .741 winning percentage from 2007-08. Woodson returns to the NBA where he played from ...

Charles Woodson and Tom Brady now have something new in common. The former has officially joined the latter in the world of NFL ownership. Woodson purchased a 0.1% stake in the Cleveland Browns ...

Woodson was an assistant and head coach in the NBA from 1996 to 2021 before joining Indiana. Woodson played in the NBA from 1980 to 1991, including a four-year stint with the Kings from 1982 to 1986.