Teri Moren Shocks Basketball World with Resignation Announcement After 2025 Season
Teri Moren, the highly successful head coach of Indiana Women’s Basketball, has made the unexpected decision to step down after the 2025 season, shocking the college basketball world. In an announcement that has stunned fans and analysts alike, Moren revealed that she will leave the Hoosiers program once her contract expires at the end of the 2025 campaign.
Moren, who has served as Indiana’s head coach since 2014, transformed the Hoosiers into a national contender during her tenure. Under her leadership, the program rose to new heights, earning consistent NCAA Tournament berths and breaking numerous records along the way. Most notably, in 2023, Moren led Indiana to its first-ever No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament, cementing her legacy as one of the top women’s basketball coaches in the country.
Throughout her 11 seasons, Moren’s teams were known for their strong defense, unselfish ball movement, and ability to develop top-tier talent. Players like Mackenzie Holmes and Grace Berger flourished under her guidance, earning national recognition and helping to elevate the program’s status among the elite in college basketball.
In a statement, Moren expressed her deep gratitude for the opportunity to lead Indiana. “It has been an honor to be a part of this incredible program and to work with such amazing student-athletes. Together, we’ve built something special, and I am confident that the future of Indiana Women’s Basketball will remain bright,” she said.
While the timing of Moren’s resignation has left many surprised, sources close to her suggest she may be eyeing new professional opportunities. As Indiana prepares for her final season, the university has already begun its search for her successor, hoping to continue the success that Moren established.
