Overview
- Indiana is 9-0 and ranked No. 2, entering today’s game against Penn State in its best start since 1967, according to ClutchPoints.
- In October, the university secured Cignetti with an eight-year, $93 million deal that averages about $11.6 million annually and places him among the highest-paid FBS coaches.
- Cignetti told FOX Sports he preferred to remain at Indiana and said the decision to stay was easy.
- He cites 2024 defeats to Ohio State and Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff as motivation for this season’s approach.
- Before kickoff, he told FOX’s Jenny Taft “Nothing concerns me,” a viral remark that mirrors his no-nonsense outlook.