Led by first-year coach Curt Cignetti, the Indiana Hoosiers are off to the best start in program history at 10-0 entering Saturday's game against the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Hoosiers have steamrolled their way into the College Football Playoff conversation,

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Fisher recalled a moment when Indiana’s defense started a drive on its 5-yard line, right on the edge of giving up a touchdown. Cignetti spoke to the Hoosiers’ defenders, and they responded by getting four straight stops to get the ball back to the offense.

Curt Cignetti has a simple message for anyone doubting the Indiana Hoosiers.

Indiana has had a good tailgating scene before games. Getting those fans inside the stadium, meanwhile, has often been a chore. Curt Cignetti has changed that and just about everything at Indiana. He came in saying things that would make even the most ...

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Curt Cignetti knew other schools would be interested in hiring him after a 10-0 start at Indiana, but he decided to sign a new contract to stay in Bloomington t

While No. 5 Indiana is off to an impressive 10-0 start this season, there have been many discussions about what a potential loss to Ohio State could do for its College Football Playoff chances. Some have even suggested that the Hoosiers bench star players ahead of this matchup to avoid any injuries.

Indiana is having a fabulous 2024 season. The program is off to its first 10-0 start in history and has also set the record for its most wins in a season. It goes to show how great of a coach Curt Cignetti is.