Indiana coach Mike Woodson is unlikely to be coach of the Hoosiers past this season, according to multiple reports on Thursday. Talks have reportedly begun about a parting of ways in the wake of Indiana's four-game losing streak.

There’s no reason a program that lacks nothing cannot be at least a periodic contender for national titles and Final Fours, and a regular contender in the Big Ten.

News of a potential split between the program and Woodson, 66, was first reported by Field of 68. That report stated that the school and Woodson were working together on a way to allow him to exit in a respectful way by retiring at the end of the season.

Woodson has had success in his four years at Indiana, including back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Tournament over his first two seasons. He's always struggled against elite competition though, and currently sits 22 games below .500 (16-38) in Quad 1 contests.

Indiana head coach Mike Woodson began his press conference after his team's loss to Wisconsin with a clear message: "Right now, we're not tough."

After another loss for the Indiana basketball team, this time over the No. 21 Wisconsin Badgers, 76-64, it marks their fourth straight defeat. Indiana basketball head coach Mike Woodson has blamed the “little things” for past defeats as this time around,

Fans are tired of Mike Woodson at the helm of Indiana. After the latest loss, fans are calling for a replacement from the SEC.

Mike Woodson spoke to the media about the fourth-straight loss for the Hoosiers and the continuation of Indiana's losing streak at Wisconsin.