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Colin McMahon

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Chief Operating Officer at @StartupNation. Former EIC @chicagotribune and CCO at Tribune Publishing. Good cooker/cleaner. Cleveland sports fan. Lucky bastard.
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5 Hoosiers poised to emerge as Indiana's new leaders in 2026

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By Colin McMahon
| Go Iowa Awesome
Indiana was exceptional in so many areas last season, but one aspect of the 2025 Hoosiers that was potentially the most striking was their mental fortitude. Their ability to overcome any adversity, but never experience complacency during success, was incredible, with credit usually given to Curt Cignetti for orchestrating such an unprecedented turnaround.
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Young Hoosiers to Watch: Underclassmen who could see their roles increase in 2026

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By Colin McMahon
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50% off your first year then billed annually at $119.99/year One subscription: The best Indiana Hoosiers coverage and community, and all access to the On3 College Sports Network. Join Now Already a subscriber?Login
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Cignetti, Mendoza named to TIME's '100 Most Influential People in Sports' list

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By Colin McMahon
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Indiana football isn’t just among the biggest stories in college football, it’s gone national. The Hoosiers are known coast to coast for their historic and unprecedented 16-0 national championship season, with Curt Cignetti‘s program receiving countless recognitions for doing so.
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