Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti had his first press conference since Indiana's 41-24 win at Northwestern on Oct. 5. Here's everything he had to say in his question-and-answer session with the media: Opening statement

You surely missed the recruiting coordinator on Nick Saban's first staff at Alabama who helped land Julio Jones, Dont'a Hightower and Heisman winner Mark Ingram. Cignetti's national championship ring from 2009 still fits nicely, thank you.

Curt Cignetti admitted something postgame to his Indiana football team he doesn't like to put out in the public.

ESPN NFL analyst doesn’t get every detail right, but his support for Curt Cignetti is rooted in his partnership with one-time Indiana student Joe Buck.

In recent years, Indiana football has been the doormat of the Big Ten. The Hoosiers have posted 2-10, 4-8 and 3-9 records in the last three seasons, which led former coach Tom Allen to part ways with the program.

Transfers from Group of Five conferences have fueled Indiana’s winning in a way no other Power Four school can come close to.

Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti’s first season with the Hoosiers is off to a multi-million-dollar start. IU's 41-24 victory Saturday at Northwestern improved its record to 6-0, continuing its best opening to a season since 1967 and making the Hoosiers the first college football team to become eligible for a bowl this season.

The Indiana Hoosiers improved to 6-0 after a 41-24 win over Northwestern, equaling their best start since 1967.

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti’s contract is heavily incentivized, and he has already qualified for several bonuses after the Hoosiers’ 6-0 start to the 2024 season.

It was the type of gritty win missing from IU's resume, and after the game Curt Cignetti had to admit something he doesn't like to put out in public.