Mike Woodson in talks to step down at Indiana after this season, sources say

IU's Woodson officially stepping down at end of season

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (WANE) - Indiana University head men's basketball coach Mike Woodson is officially stepping down as the end of the 2024-25 season according to a press release from the school's athletic director Scott Dolson. National reports surfaced on Thursday evening that Woodson was considering retirement. The Hoosiers are in the midst of a slump that includes six losses in their last seven games. Despite major additions to their roster in…

Mike Woodson Expected to Depart IU After Season – WRBI Radio

IU men’s basketball head coach Mike Woodson is not expected to return next season, according to an ESPN report. The report goes on to say that Woodson is expected to coach the rest of this season. Woodson and IU are in talks about the details of the exit. If Woodson is fired, he is owed the remaining amount due on his contract, which is over $8 million. The buyout would be paid in $1 million annual increments. IU has lost six of its past seven ga

AP source: Indiana's Woodson not expected to return next season

Indiana coach Mike Woodson is not expected to return next season, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press.

Indiana coach Mike Woodson won't return for the 2025-26 season

BLOOMINGTON Indiana coach Mike Woodson won't return next season, the school announced Friday.The 66-year-old Woodson has been under fire most of the past two seasons because his teams have underperformed. Indiana did not make last year's NCAA Tournament for the first time since Woodson returned to his alma mater for the 2021-22 season, and they could miss the 68-team field again this season.During a meeting with Coach Woodson on Wednesday, he in…

Report: Mike Woodson not expected to return to IU next season

The 66-year-old head coach and IU are reportedly in discussions centered around him stepping down once the season ends.

As Mike Woodson’s Tenure Ends, Time for Indiana to Reboot and Rise Again

There’s no reason a program that lacks nothing cannot be at least a periodic contender for national titles and Final Fours, and a regular contender in the Big Ten.