New Indiana Coach Fernando Mendoza Faces Stark Warning from ESPN Analyst Curt Cignetti—Is He Ready for the Challenge?
Cignetti has transformed Indiana into one of college football’s premier programs by demanding disciplined football, and quarterback play is at the center of everything the Hoosiers do.
Indiana has reached a point where simply winning eight or nine games isn’t the standard anymore. The Hoosiers expect to compete for the Big Ten and return to the College Football Playoff.
Hoover doesn’t have to be Mendoza. He needs to protect the football, trust the talent around him, and deliver when Cignetti puts the game in his hands. If he can do those three things, Indiana might not experience much of a drop-off at quarterback at all.


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