The Hoosiers retained all but one coach during the offseason, and even had to hold off a late push for their defensive coordinator, and filled the quarterbacks coach spot.

Indiana football didn't lose a single player to the transfer portal that was in the program's "long-term plan":

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti did not seem to signal any change in nonconference scheduling philosophy going forward.

One of the most prestigious jobs in college basketball will open after news broke on Thursday that Mike Woodson will step down at the conclusion of this season. Indiana is pacing towards missing the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season.

For the third time in the last decade, Indiana will need a new men’s basketball coach. But the circumstances around this job are different.

For the third time in 10 years, Indiana basketball is looking for a head coach. Who puts IU back onto that elite top shelf of college basketball?

The dominance of the good old Bob Knight days is long gone. But win? At Indiana? I mean, come on. It should happen.

The Hoosiers are looking for a new basketball coach after Mike Woodson decided he will step down at the end of his fourth season.

The news comes just three days after Indiana never recovered from a 26-4 deficit at No. 21 Wisconsin, prompting Woodson to question his team’s mental toughness.