The 96-year-old Hall of Fame coach has been in a Los Angeles-area hospital since Sunday when he began suffering symptoms similar to those he experienced a year ago when he was hospitalized for diverticulitis, an inflammation of pockets in the colon.

Wooden's daughter Nan Muehlhausen said her father was doing well and walked around "a little bit" today.

"We think he might be released from the hospital tomorrow or Thursday and then Dad needs plenty of rest to build back his strength," she said in a statement.

Doctors believe Wooden suffered from a reaction to a combination of medications, including one for arthritis. They are adjusting the dosage of those medications to ensure he doesn't have further bleeding, Muehlhausen said.

Wooden hadn't been given any more blood transfusions, she said. He had four since Sunday.

Wooden was in a hospital for three days in April 2006 for diverticulitis. It can lead to serious infection if contents from the intestine leak into the abdomen.

He had to cancel a speaking engagement Wednesday at Kansas State University because he was hospitalized.