Sean Woods

Teams coached: Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils, Morehead State Eagles, Southern Jaguars
Mississippi Valley State record: 50-80 (.385)
Morehead State record: 77-70 (.524)
Southern record: 64-82 (.438)
Overall record: 191-232 (.452)

Sean Woods
Born March 29, 1970
Hometown: Indianapolis, Indiana
Alma Mater: University of Kentucky (BA, 1992)
Played at Kentucky for four seasons, the first under Eddie Sutton and the final three under Rick Pitino
After graduation, Woods ran a basketball camp for several years before becoming a coach
Spent two years as an assistant at High Point under head coach Bart Lundy, followed by one year at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi under Ronnie Arrow and then two years under Neil Dougherty at TCU
Became the head coach at Mississippi Valley State in 2008, winning both the SWAC regular season and Tournament titles in 2012, his fourth and final year there
Spent four full seasons as Morehead State head coach, winning 20+ games and going to the CBI twice (2014 and 2016)
- Nine games into the 2016-17 season, Woods was suspended as a result of an investigation into player mistreatment
  - Later charged with battery for allegedly assaulting two players after a game at Evansville; resigned just days later
Was an assistant under Corey Williams at Stetson for one season
Hired in April 2018 to be the new head coach of the Southern Jaguars out of the SWAC
- Through five seasons with the Jaguars, Woods went 64-82 overall; he was fired in March 2023
Along with his wife, Dashaynia, has two sons