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.

Former Indiana center Trayce Jackson-Davis took to Instagram to pay tribute to departing Indiana coach Mike Woodson. Jackson-Davis played two seasons for Woodson.

Indiana basketball is officially out of the Mike Woodson era. Here are five names worth pursuing if you're the Hoosiers.