Only four Indiana coaches have started their Hoosiers career with three straight wins. Curt Cignetti can become the first in the program's 140-year-old history to go 4-0 when Indiana's hosts Charlotte on Saturday.

Targeting and roughing the passer penalties brought back bad memories of past Indiana football losses. But the mentality coach Curt Cignetti has instilled in his team wouldn’t let that happen on Saturday against UCLA,

While the Hoosiers won, another focal point of Cignetti’s vision when he arrived at Indiana was stalking complacency. He doesn’t want any of it. It may be Indiana’s first signature victory under Cignetti, but he wants the Hoosiers to face forward.

Indiana has caught the attention of the college football world three weeks into the season. That's because the Hoosiers have won all three games under first-year coach Curt Cignetti. Now

Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti loves seeing his players come through in big time moments, but what comes next is just as important:

Curt Cignetti spoke to the media after Indiana's football team earned an emphatic win over UCLA at the Rose Bowl.

IU was flagged 14 times in Saturday's win over UCLA, but a handful of those calls against his defense left Curt Cignetti scratching his head.

Indiana football is looking like a legitimate Big Ten contender, following a 42-13 victory over new conference rival UCLA. The Indiana program is cruising thus far with its first 3-0 start since 2022,

Ferrell is an Indiana player that Curt Cignetti decided to keep. Jailin Walker came with Cignetti from James Madison. They have rapidly learned to jell.