One of the best stories in college football continues on Saturday when Indiana takes on UCLA in a Big Ten tussle.
The Hoosiers, under the leadership of Curt Cignetti, are No. 2 in the most recent AP Poll, marking the first time that Indiana has ever climbed that high in the rankings.
It’s a remarkable accomplishment for the Hoosiers, who signed Cignetti to a massive contract worth nearly $93 million.
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What our Post expert thinks about Indiana vs. UCLA
While the story for this game will be Cignetti and the Hoosiers as they continue their march towards a second appearance in the College Football Playoff in as many years, don’t overlook what’s going on at UCLA.
The Bruins have Penn State, Michigan State, and Maryland to get to 3-4, penning a stunning turnaround after DeShaun Foster was fired due to an 0-4 start.
The Bruins will be massive underdogs in Bloomington, but they’ve shown they have some bite.
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