Indiana football holds nation-leading fifteen game home winning streak
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Indiana football currently holds the longest home winning streak in the country, having secured 15 consecutive victories at Memorial Stadium under head coach Curt Cignetti. The program has not lost a home game since falling to Michigan State in 2023. This current streak marks a record for the Indiana football program. During this period, the team has maintained an average margin of victory of 37.9 points. As part of a broader trend of local support, the Hoosiers have officially sold out all eight of their home games for the 2026 season. This accomplishment represents only the second time in program history that every home game has reached sold-out status.
- •Indiana has won 15 consecutive home games under head coach Curt Cignetti.
- •The Hoosiers have sold out all eight home games on the 2026 schedule.
- •The program has a 27-2 record since Cignetti took over as coach.
- •The 15-game home win streak is currently the longest in the nation.
- 9:15 AMYahoo Sports — How long is Indiana football's home winning streak
"Indiana football has become unbeatable at home under coach Curt Cignetti. A look at the nation's longest home win streak:
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