His eyes shifting down the box score in front of him, Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti eventually found redshirt junior receiver Omar Cooper Jr.'s final line.
Curt Cignetti knew that keeping his program’s focus sharp would be a challenge. Favored heavily against an FCS opponent with Big Ten play looming, maintaining the edge isn’t guaranteed.
When Indiana football takes on FCS opponent Indiana State, IU’s second and third units should get plenty of opportunities. The Hoosiers and Sycamores square off on Friday at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium, with the home team favored to win by nine touchdowns.
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti is naturally shorter-winded than his predecessor, Tom Allen. But that alone doesn't explain the stark difference in Allen's 164-word defense of keeping college football out of Friday night slots in 2023 and Cignetti's 22-word answer in 2024.
Even in one of Louis Moore's brightest moments, Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti found darkness. Moore, a sixth-year senior safety, intercepted Kennesaw State quarterback Amari Odom in the third quarter of the Hoosiers' 56-9 victory Sept.
Listen in as IU football coach Curt Cignetti joined legendary radio voice Don Fischer for this week’s edition of Inside Indiana Football. The pair took a final look back at the win over Kennesaw State, and previewed this week’s game against Indiana State.
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti doesn't often publicly challenge players or position groups he perceives to be struggling. He has four hours of meetings and practices each day to get the message across.
On Aug. 30, Indiana Football got off on the right start with a 27-14 win over Old Dominion. Last Saturday, they outdid themselves with a whopping defeat over Kennesaw State, 56-9.
Indiana football’s first Big Ten game of the 2025 season will get prime-time treatment. The Hoosiers, ranked No. 22 in the latest AP Poll, are taking on No.
It raised some eyebrows when IU coach Curt Cignetti said in the spring redshirt freshman Albert Mendoza was the likely backup quarterback for the Hoosiers in 2025.
BLOOMINGTON — If Indiana football’s first win of the season over Old Dominion fell short of expectations with the 13-point margin, the team silenced those alarms on Saturday.
Indiana did pretty much anything it wanted in Saturday's 56-9 victory over Kennesaw State. It started somewhat slow, going three-and-out on its first possession, but did score touchdowns in three of its final five possessions of the first half, and erupted for 31 second-half points.
Sometimes winning feels a whole lot like losing, and that’s exactly what happened to Indiana football this week. The Hoosiers managed to beat Old Dominion 27-14 on Saturday, but instead of celebrating, they’re watching their ranking slip from No.
Indiana enters Saturday afternoon's visit from Kennesaw State with a 9-0 record at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington under second-year Hoosiers coach Curt Cignetti.
Indiana football opened up its season against Old Dominion and got the win, but if you let head coach Curt Cignetti tell it, the team barely played up to its true potential.
New quarterback Fernando Mendoza rushed for a touchdown, new running back Roman Hemby added 110 yards on the ground, and No. 20 Indiana shrugged off a sluggish start Saturday for a 27-14 win over Old Dominion in Bloomington, Ind.
The Indiana Hoosiers opened their 2025 season with more drama than anyone expected at Memorial Stadium. What looked like it might be a comfortable victory turned into a nail-biter before the Hoosiers finally put away Old Dominion 27-14 on Saturday afternoon.
Indiana enjoyed a program-defining season in 2024, earning a College Football Playoff bid while racking up a school-record 11 victories, including a program-best eight in Big Ten play.
Not that there's ever a good time to go 1-11 in college football but Purdue sure picked the worst possible year to do it. As in-state rival Indiana suddenly
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti took one of college football’s most downtrodden programs to the College Football Playoff in his first year, and one insider thinks he can do it in Year 2 as well.
Is Curt Cignetti right that Indiana is doing nothing but transitioning to an SEC scheduling model? The Big Ten is closing the talent gap after NIL became legal.
Following last season's breakthrough, Indiana isn't sneaking up on anyone in 2025. That extends to their offseason transfer portal addition at quarterback.
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti knows how to play games during talking season. The Hoosiers’ second year coach who took his team to the College Football Playoff made his appearance at Big Ten Media Days on Tuesday.
Virginia recently received some extra revenue after Indiana announced they'd be cancelling their home-and-home series with the Cavaliers in 2027-28 and paying the Hoos the $500,000 cancellation fee as per the contract.
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti spoke as brashly as his team played last season, when the Hoosiers came from nowhere to win their first 10 games and reach the College Football Playoff.