Here's the full transcript of coach Mike Woodson's postgame press conference after Indiana's 72-59 loss to Oregon in the Big Ten Tournament.

Belief in a path to something better under Mike Woodson than what Indiana has become — he will finish 41-39 in the Big Ten in the regular season, finishing higher than sixth only once — is difficult to muster. And particularly in this modern era, defined by roster management and player movement, that belief must be rock-solid.

Competitive or not, losses are still losses. After falling in their first matchup of the Big Ten Tournament, the Hoosiers finished just short of the 20-win mark. Indiana hasn’t earned an NCAA Tournament berth with fewer than 20 wins since the 2014-15 season.

You’ll encounter a mountain (or would it be a hump?) of evidence of why it’s time for a change in Bloomington.

Time is running out, on Mike Woodson's tenure at IU, on the seniors' college careers. So far, the veterans are rewarding Woodson for playing them more.

Indiana basketball beat Ohio State on Saturday in Mike Woodson's final game at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. After the win, IU honored Woodson with a video.

Oregon's TJ Bamba revealed after the game that the Ducks were given motivation from IU coach Mike Woodson before their Big Ten tournament game.