Indiana Basketball Misses NCAA Tournament, Ending Mike Woodson Era

The Hoosiers, once a storied program, conclude their season with no postseason plans and uncertainty about the program's future.

Indiana was one of the first four teams left out of the NCAA Tournament, marking their second consecutive year missing March Madness and the seventh in nine years.
Head coach Mike Woodson, who announced his retirement in February, ends his four-year tenure with a 19-13 record this season and an overall 82-53 record.
The Hoosiers declined invitations to the NIT and other postseason tournaments, officially ending their 2024-25 season.
Indiana's late-season push, including key wins over Michigan State and Purdue, was overshadowed by a poor 4-13 record in Quad 1 games and a first-round exit in the Big Ten Tournament.
Athletic Director Scott Dolson has begun the search for Woodson's replacement, as the program faces a pivotal offseason with significant roster turnover expected.