**Indiana Hoosiers Women’s Basketball Head Coach Teri Moren Reveals Blood Cancer Diagnosis**
Indiana Hoosiers women’s basketball head coach Teri Moren has shared with fans and the media that she has been diagnosed with a form of blood cancer. In a heartfelt statement released today, Moren revealed that the condition affects her immune system, prompting her to step back temporarily from her coaching duties.
Moren, who has led the Hoosiers to multiple successful seasons, including a Big Ten championship, expressed her gratitude for the support she has received from her team, the university, and the community. “While this diagnosis is a significant challenge, I am hopeful and determined to focus on my treatment and recovery,” Moren said. “I am surrounded by a fantastic medical team, and I am confident in the plan we have in place.”
The university has announced that assistant coach Karen Ferguson-Dayes will assume interim head coaching responsibilities during Moren’s absence. “We are fully supportive of Teri as she embarks on this journey,” said Indiana Athletic Director Scott Dolson. “Our priority is to ensure she receives the best care and support while we continue to compete and strive for excellence on the court.”
Fans and colleagues have expressed their well-wishes and support for Moren through social media and public statements. The Hoosiers’ next game will be a tribute to Moren’s leadership and strength.
