Non-NCAA Tournament teams from the Big Ten had the opportunity to play in the new Fox-created College Basketball Crown, but the Hoosiers will not take part.

The snub left Indiana with a 19-13 record. It also signaled the end of Mike Woodson’s four-season run as the Hoosiers coach. On Feb. 7, Woodson announced his “retirement,” a move many will file as a forced retirement inspired by anger at Woodson’s performance as the Indiana coach.

Indiana basketball will be searching for a new head coach after its notable snub from March Madness. The Hoosiers got left out of the 68-team tournament on Selection Sunday. But by choosing to end its season,

Here's the full transcript of coach Mike Woodson's postgame press conference after Indiana's 72-59 loss to Oregon in the Big Ten Tournament.

You’ll encounter a mountain (or would it be a hump?) of evidence of why it’s time for a change in Bloomington.

As this unfolds, the search for the next Indiana head coach is also underway. Several candidates have emerged, and there has been hope for a high-profile hire to replace Mike Woodson. However, it doesn't seem like that will be the case.