Curt Cignetti analyzes Indiana football film with ESPN's Rece Davis
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 8:14 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti hosted ESPN's Rece Davis in his Bloomington office to break down plays from the Hoosiers' national championship season. Cignetti highlighted key performances by quarterback Fernando Mendoza and addressed his approach to coaching and film analysis. The session included a focus on critical plays against Oregon and Miami, emphasizing the importance of ball velocity and competitive grit. Cignetti remarked on his passion for coaching and the necessity of maximizing time spent in preparation. Further discussion included insights on player development and defensive strategies.
- •Cignetti discusses Indiana's national championship plays with Rece Davis.
- •He emphasizes ball velocity and execution in key plays.
- •The breakdown includes plays from quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
- •Cignetti shows his dedication to coaching and player development.
- •Insights include strategies for defensive plays and overall team improvement.
- 8:14 PMYahoo Sports — Watch Curt Cignetti break down Indiana football film: 'This is what I love to do'
"Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti hosts ESPN's Rece Davis in his Bloomington office, breaking down film.
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