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UCLA coach Mick Cronin has an impressive resume and would cultivate toughness within the Indiana basketball program.

Indiana men’s basketball coach Mike Woodson will step down at the end of the season, Hoosiers athletic director Scott Dolson announced on Friday afternoon. News that the program and Woodson, 66, were discussing a potential split surfaced on Thursday, first reported by Field of 68.

The Indiana basketball coaching position is a high-ceiling, unappealing pressure cooker of a job. So does that make it a good or bad job?

Indiana named Archie Miller as his successor, a move that appeared to make sense at the time. Not only was he one of the hottest up and coming coaches at the time, but he also addressed a lot of Crean's shortcomings in being defense-first and having recruiting connections in the state.

After Indiana announced Friday that Mike Woodson will not return as Indiana's coach next season, Michigan coach Dusty May answered questions about his interest.

The Hoosiers’ coaching staff met with the team Thursday night and disclosed that Woodson will finish the rest of the season as head coach, starting with Indiana’s looming game against Michigan at 1 p.m. Saturday inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Once Indiana’s season ends, Woodson will depart the program.