As job openings flood the college basketball landscape, questions continue about whether a possible Tom Crean return will happen. Tom Crean and the Possible Return to the Sidelines As March Madness ...

College basketball has seen some coaches walk away because of their inability to handle the new landscape of NIL and the transfer portal. Tom Crean is not one of them. In fact, he is ready to make a ...

Under Tom Crean, Indiana won two Big Ten regular-season championships and made the Sweet 16 twice. IU let Tom Crean go in 2017. It has two NCAA Tournament trips since. Tom Crean believes he will coach ...

Former Michigan State Spartan assistant and legendary coach Tom Crean spoke this week regarding head coach Tom Izzo's relentless coaching attitude and the values that he instilled in him and every ...

While rumors run rampant in the Indiana search, one name has been tossed around: former Hoosiers head coach Tom Crean. Crean spent nine seasons as Indiana's head coach beginning in the 2008-09 ...

Georgia men's basketball head coach Tom Crean, the brother-in-law of John Harbaugh, gave a speech in the huddle after Wednesday's joint practice with the Panthers. New Raven Cooper Rush joins team ...

Tom Crean is joining ESPN as a college basketball studio analyst, the network's director of communications confirmed Friday morning. Front Office Sports' Michael McCarthy first reported the move ...

The NCAA Tournament selection process always sparks debate, but this year’s controversy surrounding North Carolina’s inclusion over teams like Indiana and West Virginia has drawn widespread ...

He only had one season with a winning record in the four years he coached Minnesota, but former power conference head coach and current ESPN analyst Tom Crean is the latest college basketball ...

This week, Crean joined the 'Hoosier Hysterics! Podcast' and offered his thoughts on IU ahead of a critical fourth season under Woodson. Former Indiana basketball coach Tom Crean is seven years ...

Crean, who coached Indiana from 2008 to 2017, didn’t express outrage over the Tar Heels’ inclusion. Instead, he believed their selection was inevitable due to multiple factors.