A return to college coaching in the state of Indiana won’t be in the cards for Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens.

Brad Stevens, the Boston Celtics president of basketball operations, will not be the next Indiana men's basketball coach, according a report from Jeff Goodman.

One suggested coach who has removed his name from consideration is Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens. “I thoroughly appreciate being a Celtic and love the people I get to work with every day," Stevens said to Jeff Goodman.

The Peegs.com team just revealed their top candidates to replace Mike Woodson, who will resign at the end of this season

For the third time in the last decade, Indiana will need a new men’s basketball coach. But the circumstances around this job are different.

Sixteen NCAA titles litter the Bruins’ and Hoosiers’ trophy cases. But since the turn of the century, neither have hoisted the ultimate prize. Though each team has rightfully earned the blue-blood moniker,

As soon as the news that Mike Woodson would not be returning for the 2025-26 basketball season came down, our friends at Peegs.com released an initial version of the Indiana Head Coach Hot Board.  Included on that list were names like Brad Stevens,

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.

Indiana men’s basketball fans have long clamored for Brad Stevens to become the head coach of their Hoosiers.

UCLA coach Mick Cronin has an impressive resume and would cultivate toughness within the Indiana basketball program. Is a hefty buyout at a historic program enough to keep him in Los Angeles?