Indiana Basketball Officially Adds Rod Clark as Assistant Coach

Indiana men's basketball has officially added Rod Clark to its coaching staff under head coach Darian DeVries. Clark, previously an assistant at Tennessee for four seasons, is recognized for his defensive expertise and recruiting prowess, having contributed to teams with strong defensive records and multiple NCAA Tournament appearances. During his tenure at Tennessee, the Volunteers achieved a 109-36 record, two SEC Championships, and consecutive Elite Eight appearances, with several players earning All-SEC honors and NBA draft selections. Clark's addition complements other recently confirmed assistants Nick Norton, Kenny Johnson, and Drew Adams, as DeVries continues to build his coaching team. DeVries praised Clark as a proven recruiter and a coach who has developed high-level college basketball players, including multiple conference players of the year and All-Americans. Clark's experience also includes coaching at Austin Peay, Illinois-Chicago, and in elite prep basketball circuits prior to his collegiate coaching career.