Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti has not spoken publicly since the College Football Playoff committee released its latest rankings on Tu

Football has historically taken a backseat to basketball at the University of Indiana, but that's certainly not the case this year thanks to how the

Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti was pretty bold and brash leading up to the contest, even saying Ohio State “sucked” when introduced as the head man at halftime of an Indiana basketball game, so Buckeye Nation had no love lost for him (before it even got started).

Curt Cignetti said that a good finishing performance against Purdue ‘must get done’ to cement the legacy of Indiana seniors.

Hoosier coach Curt Cignetti was asked if he thought the Hoosiers belonged in the CFP Top 12. The coach wasn’t having any part of the question. “Is that a serious question?” Cignetti said. “I’m not even going to answer that one. The answer’s so obvious.”

Despite loss, Hoosiers have been one of the better teams in the country. Last year, that would no longer matter. This year, it still might.

Football coach Curt Cignetti is set to make $8,300,000, plus potential bonuses, in the first year of his new contract with Indiana. Here are the full details of

Cignetti will average $8 million in base compensation over the life of the contract, and can make the deal fully guaranteed if IU reaches the Playoff.

Mackenzie Salmon, and an IU alum, shares how Coach Cignetti has turned the Indiana football team around for the better.

The roller coaster rankings are getting real scary, and Indiana’s trip to the No.10 spot in the latest CFP rankings is a prime example of how a single bad day can rewrite an entire narrative. The post David Pollack Announces Curt Cignetti & Indiana’s Playoff Fate After Serious Dip in College Football Playoff Rankings appeared first on EssentiallySports.