Early in his tenure, head coach Mike Woodson’s personality is driving Indiana’s culture
Posted Jun 12, 2021
Early in his tenure at Indiana, it has become clear that Mike Woodson’s welcoming persona is one of the driving forces of the program. This much became evident in his first recruiting ventures, starting with his coaching staff, where nearly all of his co-workers shared a similar sentiment. Woodson convinced assistant coach Kenya Hunter to remain at IU.
(Inside the Hall)
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