Indiana Hoosiers Struggle in NCAA Tournament, Hire New Coach

The Indiana Hoosiers basketball team is undergoing significant changes following a disappointing 19-13 season that resulted in missing the NCAA Tournament. Coach Mike Woodson has stepped down, and Darian DeVries has been hired as his successor. As part of the offseason assessment, individual player report cards are being reviewed, focusing on the performances of players like Luke Goode, Myles Rice, Malik Reneau, and Anthony Leal. Goode showed improvement in three-point shooting during the season, while Rice initially excelled but struggled in key tournament games. Reneau's promising season was marred by injury, and Leal's role evolved as he became a starter later in the season. These evaluations highlight the need for roster adjustments and the impact of new coaching strategies moving forward.