Mike Woodson leaves Indiana basketball better than he found it. Is that enough for him?
Belief in a path to something better under Mike Woodson than what Indiana has become — he will finish 41-39 in the Big Ten in the regular season, finishing higher than sixth only once — is difficult to muster. And particularly in this modern era, defined by roster management and player movement, that belief must be rock-solid.
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Indiana reached the NCAA Tournament in Woodson's first two seasons as head coach but was left out of the field the last two years, falling short of lofty expectations. Woodson leaves IU with an ...
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