Curt Cignetti
- Associated Press
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Indiana coach Curt Cignetti lifts the College Football playoff national championship trophy with his team.
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You can have your five-star factories, your recruiting czars with laminated hashtags, your headsets piped into power rating podcasts. College football crowned a champion Monday night, and his name is Curt Cignetti, a man who once waxed staff tables at Indiana of Pennsylvania and now owns a perfect season at Indiana of Indiana.
The Hoosiers' 27-21 victory over the 10th seeded Hurricanes for their first football national title averaged 30.1 million viewers, according to Nielsen.
The trophy will also stop at IU Southeast in New Albany on April 15 from 4–7 p.m.
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