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.

Many fans have decided their order of potential candidates, but when the rubber meets the road, some will not truly consider taking the Indiana job. Early in the process, here is background on why and why not certain candidates would fit at Indiana as the next men's basketball coach.

Indiana University has confirmed reports that men’s basketball head coach Mike Woodson will leave the program at the end of the season.

Indiana took a step in the right direction with its 71-67 win at No. 11 Michigan State on Tuesday, but the Hoosiers still have work to do to prove that they belong among the Big Ten’s NCAA Tournament contenders.

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,

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

Many Indiana men's basketball fans view Brad Stevens as the dream candidate to replace Mike Woodson as head coach. But the Boston Celtics president of basketball operations says he's not a candidate for the job.

In its first year in the Big Ten, UCLA is steamrolling towards an NCAA tournament bid after a very successful season. Mick Cronin and company got off to a blazing hot start before a rough stretch in the middle of the year,

UCLA coach Mick Cronin is a popular name in the conversation about Indiana basketball's next head coach. Here's what he said about that after defeating the Hoosiers 72-68 Friday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.