Summary
Indiana University's coach Curt Cignetti signed an eight-year contract extension worth $92 million, making him one of the highest-paid coaches in college football. ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum criticized the decision, saying Cignetti hasn't earned such a high salary compared to other top coaches.
Key Facts
- Curt Cignetti signed a contract extension with Indiana University for eight years, valued at $92 million.
- Cignetti will earn about $11.6 million each year.
- He helped the team reach a College Football Playoff in his second season with Indiana.
- As of Week 8, Indiana is ranked No. 3.
- ESPN's Paul Finebaum criticized the contract, saying Cignetti isn’t proven enough to earn a top salary.
- Finebaum mentioned Indiana's remaining schedule lacks ranked teams.
- Finebaum warned that the Indiana athletic director might face consequences in the future due to this decision.
