Indiana basketball ended two different things Sunday. The Hoosiers’ season, then the Mike Woodson era. IU became one of the notable March Madness snubs on Selection Sunday. North Carolina managed to bump the Hoosiers out of the 68-team field.

The snub left Indiana with a 19-13 record. It also signaled the end of Mike Woodson’s four-season run as the Hoosiers coach. On Feb. 7, Woodson announced his “retirement,” a move many will file as a forced retirement inspired by anger at Woodson’s performance as the Indiana coach.

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For the eighth consecutive NCAA Tournament, Purdue is a top four seed. The Boilermakers (22-11) earned the No. 4 seed in the Midwest Region and will face 13th-seeded High Point (29-5), champion of the Big South Conference,

Non-NCAA Tournament teams from the Big Ten had the opportunity to play in the new Fox-created College Basketball Crown, but the Hoosiers will not take part.

As this unfolds, the search for the next Indiana head coach is also underway. Several candidates have emerged, and there has been hope for a high-profile hire to replace Mike Woodson. However, it doesn't seem like that will be the case.