Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti isn't sweating over the College Football Playoff picture going into season finale against Purdue, here's why:

Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti agreed to an eight-year contract extension with an average compensation of $8 million, plus a $1 million annual retention bonus, on Nov. 16, 2024, to keep Cignetti in Bloomington through 2032. The Indiana Daily Student received a copy of Cignetti’s memorandum of understanding on Monday.

Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti was pretty bold and brash leading up to the contest, even saying Ohio State “sucked” when introduced as the head man at halftime of an Indiana basketball game, so Buckeye Nation had no love lost for him (before it even got started).

Cignetti will average $8 million in base compensation over the life of the contract, and can make the deal fully guaranteed if IU reaches the Playoff.

Ohio State handed Indiana its first defeat on Saturday, a 38-15 thumping. Hoosier coach Curt Cignetti was asked if he thought the Hoosiers belonged in the CFP Top 12. The coach wasn’t having any part of the question.

Coach Curt Cignetti had some choice words for a reporter after Indiana dropped a potential season-defining game to Ohio State.

Indiana may have been dominated by Ohio State on Saturday, but Curt Cignetti has no doubts about whether his school still deserves a spot in the College