Curt Cignetti's success on the field speaks for itself, but Indiana's recent recruiting surge has cemented him as the most dominant coach in the sport.

Indiana's season has been a breakthrough. The Hoosiers rose from years of losing to reach the College Football Playoff semifinals and now chase a national title this month. Their balanced, transfer-fueled roster has driven a 25-2 run under Curt Cignetti.

Cignetti, who played quarterback at West Virginia from 1979-82, began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Pittsburgh from 1983-84 under head coach Foge Fazio.

He hit Omar Cooper Jr. for a gain of 22 yards on the next play to give the Hoosiers new life. Eight plays later, he capped a drive for Indiana lore by hitting Cooper again for a toe-tapping touchdown grab with 36 seconds left, lifting the Hoosiers to a thrilling 27-24 victory.

College football legend Nick Saban delivers a strong message on Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti ahead of the CFP semifinal.

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Oregon coach Dan Lanning and Indiana coach Curt Cignetti look like exact opposites. Lanning is the flashy budding star who wins by defying conventional wisdom.

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti has already pocketed more than $1.8 million in bonuses this season for the unbeaten Hoosiers and that number will further increase with two more victories in the College Football Playoff.

Razorbacks hired Silverfield to fix a 2-10 mess. Cignetti flipped Indiana fast. Can the Hogs get results like the Hoosiers?

After a win over Alabama in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals, Indiana coach Curt Cignetti said his team's rise would 'be a hell of a movie'

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