Kevin Clark

@@bykevinclark

2d

Indiana has zero five stars, seven four stars and, according to the 247 talent composite, the 72nd most talented roster in the sport. Three spots behind Boston College. That Cignetti has built a national contender there is astounding. One of the best coaching jobs in my lifetime

Dan Wetzel

@@DanWetzel

2d

Indiana averaged 4.1 victories a season in the 30 years prior to the arrival of Curt Cignetti. He's is now 16-2 at IU. The only losses -- at Ohio State and at Notre Dame. Somehow no major program hired this guy until he was 61 years old. And if you think he's leaving

Stewart Mandel

@@slmandel

2d

The rise of Indiana football under Cignetti is one of the most impressive things I've ever seen. Just getting to a bowl game has long been the ceiling for that program. Then Cignetti comes in, goes to CFP in Year 1, legit top-5 team in Year 2. That just doesn't happen in CFB.

Zak Keefer

@@zkeefer

2d

There’s no way around it: Curt Cignetti is building a college football power at Indiana.

Matt Schick

@@ESPN_Schick

2d

What Curt Cignetti has done at Indiana is one of the greatest accomplishments in the history of college football. And it is completely unfair to all recent college football coaching hires.