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Jake Crain calls Cignetti's title run the 'greatest coaching job' he's seen

On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, Jake Crain of On3's Crain & Cone discussed the result of the national championship with Indiana coming out on top. Crain highlighted Curt Cignetti's time at Indiana, Marcel Reed's development and much more.
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January 20, 2026
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Key notes from Jake Crain interview

  • The college football never really ends depends on how you look at it. But wow, what a crazy season.
     
  • If you’ve been in the coaching world, the best coaches make it more about yourself than who you are playing. Being process-oriented. Typically, you see more emotion from 18-26-year-olds. It is easy to motivate a player after they get burned. Indiana is sociopathic.
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