BLOOMINGTON — Forty years to the day after Bob Knight’s famous chair throw in Indiana basketball's home loss to Purdue on Feb. 23, 1985, Mike Woodson marked the occasion in the most fitting way imaginable. Woodson, who is in his last year as coach of ...

Indiana topped its in-state rivals thanks to a 48-point second half and perhaps a little fortune brought by the historic chair.

Mike Woodson arrived Sunday at Assembly Hall ready to honor his mentor, the late Bob Knight, on the 40th anniversary of his infamous chair toss.

Mike Woodson had a unique plan in mind when he arrived at Assembly Hall on Sunday. As the Indiana Hoosiers prepared to face No. 13 Purdue Boilermakers, he decided to honor his late mentor, Bob Knight.

It has been 40 years since Bob Knight infamously threw a chair across the court in anger, and Indiana found a great way to commemorate the infamous incident.

Assembly Hall hasn’t met the moment much this season – so much ugliness – but the crowd met this one after Mike Woodson's Hoosiers stunned Purdue.

Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson is nearing the end of his time in Bloomington. Before he leaves town, he’s paying homage to the school’s legendary coach Bob Knight. Woodson sat in the infamous chair Knight once threw during a 1985 game against Purdue.

On the 40th anniversary of Bob Knight’s famous chair throw, Mike Woodson used the chair on the Indiana sideline.

Legendary college basketball coach Bob Knight (in)famously threw a chair during a game between Indiana and Purdue on February 23. Sunday marked the 40th

Mike Woodson arrived Sunday at Assembly Hall ready to honor his mentor, the late Bob Knight, once more. Then Woodson added yet another twist to a question that has mystified Indiana fans for 40 years — where is the chair Knight tossed across the court in anger on Feb.

BLOOMINGTON — Forty years to the day after Bob Knight’s famous chair throw in Indiana basketball's home loss to Purdue on Feb. 23, 1985, Mike Woodson marked the occasion in the most fitting ...