They then went to Notre Dame last Friday and never put up a fight in a 27-17 loss that never felt that close. The Hoosiers only lost two games this season and took their fans on a ride that they'll never forget but that doesn't mean everyone was happy for them.

Indiana's 27-17 loss to Notre Dame in the first round of the College Football Playoff was not head coach Curt Cignetti's finest performance. While a few late Hoosiers touchdowns made the score much more respectable,

Curt Cignetti helped guide Indiana to its best season in school history, but the uber-confident head coach didn't have any answers for Notre Dame on Friday night.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. - When Curt Cignetti came into the press conference room at Notre Dame Stadium after Indiana's 27-17 loss to Notre Dame in the first round of t

Curt Cignetti and Indiana appeared to wave the white flag early during a loss to Notre Dame with a punt in the fourth quarter while down three scores.

With the sting of the 27-17 defeat still fresh, Indiana’s head coach was pressed to answer for the Hoosiers’ shortcomings and his questionable decision to punt the ball away late in the

The best season in Indiana football history ended on Friday night with a 27-17 loss to Notre Dame in the first-ever game of the 12-team College

Although Indiana football scored two touchdowns late versus Notre Dame, they were thoroughly outclassed in their Playoff game on Friday night. Unfortunately, the concerns about a soft schedule masking the team’s deficiencies were once again validated.

Notre Dame had no part of being a main character in that story and handled the Hoosiers to open up the first round of games. Before the game, Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti was a bit fired up about the opportunity.