Curt Cignetti says he learned within minutes of his arrival in Bloomington that the Hoosiers program needed a makeover.

Indiana head football coach Curt Cignetti watches his daughter, Natalie, get engaged on the field after beating Michigan

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti allowed himself to smile for the first time all day during a brief postgame interview with CBS sideline reporter Jenny Dell. Cignetti's team had j ust closed out a 20-15 victory over a Michigan team that was the defending national champion and spent decades bullying the Hoosiers.

It may not be a one-year wonder after all! According to Peegs.com, the Indiana Hoosiers are actively looking to extend their head football coach, Curt Cignetti.

It's a good time to be Indiana coach Curt Cignetti. First and foremost, his Hoosiers beat Michigan 20–15 Saturday to move to 10-0 on the season. It's the first time ever Indiana has won 10 games in a season, and the victory considerably strengthened the Hoosiers' College Football Playoff position with two games left in the regular season.

Indiana University Athletic Director Scott Dolson says Curt Cignetti wouldn't have come to Indiana without robust NIL support.

Getting to 10 wins this season means both Oregon coach Dan Lanning and Indiana coach Curt Cignetti are in line to pocket big bonuses for milestone.

No. 8 Indiana continued its incredible season with a 20-15 win over Michigan on Saturday to improve to 10-0. First-year coach Curt Cignetti secured the first 10-win season in Indiana program history with a win over the reigning national champions behind stout defensive play down the stretch.

The program’s instant turnaround in year one under new coach Curt Cignetti is currently the biggest story in college football. The ‘why’ behind Indiana’s turnaround is pretty clear. Cignetti and his staff have done a phenomenal job,