IU's Cignetti: Stoic sideline presence about setting example - ESPN
ATLANTA — Despite what he looks like on the sideline, Indiana coach Curt Cignetti is enjoying the College Football Playoff ride.
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ATLANTA — Despite what he looks like on the sideline, Indiana coach Curt Cignetti is enjoying the College Football Playoff ride.
According to ESPN Research, there are 28 teams with at least a 10% chance to reach the College Football Playoff this season. One notable difference in the 12-team format this fall is that each Power 4 conference champion is guaranteed a spot in the field — which means that any team with a shot at winning the Big Ten, SEC, Big 12 and ACC is a legitimate CFP contender. Notre Dame is also guaranteed an automatic bid if it finishes in the top 12 on Selection Day.
Congratulations in advance to Oregon. If the Big Ten is to continue its recent streak of a different national champion for each season — Michigan in 2023, Ohio State in 2024, Indiana in 2025 — Dan Lanning's Ducks are the most likely beneficiary.
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From having a straight face up 56-7 to never taking an aerial look at his program, everybody has the same question about Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti: Does this man hate football?
It’s been two years since Nick Saban last took the field as a coach, but he still has his hands all over the College Football Playoff, regardless of how it shakes out.