Curt Cignetti Tempers Indiana Fans' Expectations: 'Don’t B*tch About a 38-0 Win'
Curt Cignetti said Indiana fans should not complain about a 38-0 win as the Hoosiers prepare for tougher Big Ten play.
- Indiana Head Coach Curt Cignetti criticized fans Thursday during his radio show for complaining about the team's 38-0 win over Western Kentucky, telling supporters not to "b---h" about the margin of victory.
- Since Cignetti arrived, the Hoosiers have compiled a 30-2 record and 19 straight wins, a dramatic turnaround from the 3-9 season under former coach Tom Allen in 2023.
- Memorial Stadium holds 53,524 fans, yet average attendance has reached 54,521 this season. Cignetti noted crowds drop precipitously after halftime, urging supporters to remain seated from first play to last.
- On Friday, the Hoosiers host Northwestern in their first home Big Ten game, with Cignetti emphasizing the need for fans to be loud and present from the opening kickoff through the final play.
- Beginning October 17, Indiana faces a five-week gauntlet featuring Ohio State, Michigan, and USC—matchups that will truly test the program's championship credentials and silence any remaining doubters.
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Curt Cignetti tempers Indiana fans' expectations: 'Don’t b*tch about a 38-0 win'
From the beginning, Curt Cignetti has made it clear he’ll speak his mind to anyone about anything. That includes Indiana Hoosiers fans. Expectations around Indiana football have never been higher. Coming off their first national championship in Cignetti’s second season at the helm, the Hoosiers are now among the sport’s elite programs, battling for a…
Curt Cignetti calls out Indiana fans over empty seats, early exits
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti has message for antsy Hoosiers fans: 'Don’t b---- about a 38-0 win'
Curt Cignetti fired back at Indiana Hoosiers fans complaining about slow starts, saying "don't b---- about a 38-0 win" as the defending champs head into Big Ten play.
Curt Cignetti Calls Out Indiana Fans Over Recent Complaints
The Indiana Hoosiers went from one of the worst teams in the FBS to a national powerhouse once Curt Cignetti arrived in Bloomington as the new head coach. The Hoosiers were 3-9 under Tom Allen in 2023 and improved to 11-2 in 2024, Cignetti’s first season with the team. He got them all the way […]
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