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Jeff Rabjohns is the publisher of Peegs.com, a part of the 247Sports network. He covers Indiana and college basketball recruiting.
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Indiana on the verge of joining a very select group of Big Ten football teams to win 20 games in a row

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By Jeff Rabjohns Verified
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Indiana is on the verge of joining a very select group of Big Ten teams to win 20 consecutive games while being a member of the Big Ten. Since the Big Ten began playing football in 1896, only eight times has a conference team won 20 consecutive games or more.
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Curt Cignetti sets the record straight on the brief headset interruption during the 2025 national title game

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By Jeff Rabjohns Verified
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Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti set the record straight on the brief headset communication issue during the 2025 national title game after that became a hot topic on social media. Cignetti made his comments during his Thursday night radio show. That came after Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said headset communication during the 2025 title game between Indiana and Miami went out for Miami's final offensive possession.
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Former Indiana All-American and national champion Steve Alford retiring from coaching

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By Jeff Rabjohns Verified
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Steve Alford as a member of the New Castle High School team coached by his father Sam Alford. Here is the full news release from Nevada: RENO, Nev. – Nevada Wolf Pack Head Men's Basketball Coach Steve Alford announced today that he will retire at the conclusion of the 2026-27 season, closing out a head coaching career that spans 36 seasons and includes stops at six different NCAA programs. Alford, who enters his eighth season leading the Wolf Pack, carries a career head coaching record of 724-386.
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