FOX Sports' John Fanta explains why Mike Woodson and Indiana needed to go their separate ways and what's next for the Hoosiers.

Sources close to the Indiana basketball program told Indiana Hoosiers on SI on Thursday that Mike Woodson will not return to his alma mater

The Indiana basketball coach is struggling this season, but he remains on the bench. Here's what we know about the situation.

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson is considering retirement at the end of the 2024-25 season. Multiple sources with knowledge of the situation told The Herald-Times that Woodson is in active discussions about his future, but no final decision has been made.

Woodson has had success in his four years at Indiana, including back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Tournament over his first two seasons. He's always struggled against elite competition though, and currently sits 22 games below .500 (16-38) in Quad 1 contests.

After making the NCAA tournament in his first two seasons, program great Mike Woodson and Indiana have had discussions about his future as basketball coach.

We have a game like we did at Purdue where we really competed for 40 minutes, then we come in here and we lay an egg based on how we started the ballgame,” Woodson said. “Y

Fans are tired of Mike Woodson at the helm of Indiana. After the latest loss, fans are calling for a replacement from the SEC.

Mike Woodson spoke to the media about the fourth-straight loss for the Hoosiers and the continuation of Indiana's losing streak at Wisconsin.