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.

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,

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.

Oregon's TJ Bamba revealed after the game that the Ducks were given motivation from IU coach Mike Woodson before their Big Ten tournament game.

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

Despite suffering a devastating 72-59 loss to Oregon in the Big 10 tournament, Indiana head basketball coach Mike Woodson does not believe March Madness is out of the conversation. The loss dropped the Hoosiers to 19-13,