Mike Woodson expected to leave Knicks for Indiana Hoosiers
NY Post
Kenny Payne decided to stay with the Knicks after interviewing for the DePaul head-coaching opening, but fellow assistant coach Mike Woodson is set to leave New York to coach at his alma mater, Indiana.
The 63-year-old Woodson is expected to accept the position as the Hoosiers’ next head coach, a league source confirmed. Woodson, the fifth-leading scorer in Indiana history, returned to the Knicks as one of Tom Thibodeau’s assistants this season after serving as their head coach for two-plus seasons from 2012-14, including the franchise’s lone playoff-round victory since 2000 in 2013. He previously coached the Atlanta Hawks from 2004-10.
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