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Curt Cignetti on Indiana football: ‘This is home, right here baby. This is where it ends for me. We are just getting started’

Some notable highlights from Curt Cignetti’s segment on ESPN’s Pat McAfee Show, discussing all things Indiana football.

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Some notable highlights from Curt Cignetti's segment on ESPN's Pat McAfee Show, discussing all things Indiana football.

Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti joined ESPN’s Pat McAfee for his segment on Wednesday afternoon and discussed all things related to IU’s first-round matchup with Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff.

Cignetti, who signed a contract extension last month after less than a year in Bloomington, made it known — he is not going anywhere, making a profound statement at the end.

“This is home, right here baby,” Cignetti said. “This is where it ends for me. We are just getting started.”

Indiana takes on Notre Dame on Friday night at 8:00 pm ET on ESPN and ABC.

Below are some of the key clips from Cignetti’s segment.

 

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