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Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti: Opposing team offered Hoosiers player $1.5 million to transfer
Cignetti told reporters at Big Ten Media Days that an unnamed Hoosiers player received a $1.5 million offer to transfer during the spring portal window in a blatant example of tampering. The offer came at a time when teams across the country were rushing to sign players to front-loaded deals that avoided having to go through the clearinghouse.
Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza had a strong finish to spring practice, and he impressed Curt Cignetti and receiver Elijah Sarratt with his physical tools.
Indiana Hoosiers football coach Curt Cignetti took a swipe at the SEC at Big Ten Media Days while he spoke about the ...
Cignetti trumpeted his team’s 2024 accolades at Big Ten media days Tuesday and in the process became his league’s staunchest ...
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti compared the Hoosiers' maligned non-conference scheduling approach to the SEC's tactics.
Indiana Head Coach Curt Cignetti joins the First Things First crew to discuss how to follow up his Coach of the Year season ...
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