Inside Curt Cignetti's uber-efficient practice at Indiana
📍 How it ended
Coverage highlighted Curt Cignetti’s ultra‑efficient practice routine, branding it a trademark of his success at Indiana and describing it as a new college‑football blueprint that could reshape the sport. The reports also noted the program’s unprecedented recruiting ride, its impact on Indiana’s No. 6 ranking, and a claim that nothing will change without Fernando Mendoza.
Epilogue added 19d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Inside Curt Cignetti's uber-efficient practice at Indiana ESPN · 50d ago broke it first
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