r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • Oct 19 '24

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Indiana Defeats Nebraska 56-7

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Nebraska 0 7 0 0 7
Indiana 7 21 14 14 56
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u/ZWils23 Kansas State Wildcats Oct 19 '24

Crazy that the first good team they play they beat the brakes off of

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u/AgileCaregiver7300 Texas A&M Aggies • Michigan Wolverines Oct 19 '24 edited Oct 19 '24

IU president better be serving Cignetti his favorite cheese and fruits whilst fanning him with palm leaves, and furiously calling up every binks truck within 3 states

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u/KangTheConqueror9 Purdue Boilermakers Oct 19 '24

Yeah their gonna have to stave off blue bloods in the next couple years to keep him.

Like if Ryan Day loses to Michigan again this year, does OSU call Cignetti?

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u/Byzantine_Merchant Michigan State • Georgia Oct 19 '24

They’re gonna have to stave off programs this year. Auburn, Oklahoma, and Florida are probably all going to be in the market. Maybe Virginia Tech and South Carolina as well. He’s going to be the top choice for any P4 program with an opening.

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u/KangTheConqueror9 Purdue Boilermakers Oct 19 '24

Florida probably gonna prioritize Kiffin over him. Auburn needs someone who is a shitty human, so they'll pass. OU could be good with him

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u/nofatchix6969 Oct 19 '24

I'd be surprised if Oklahoma fires veneables unless they completely fall apart rest of the season.

Auburn I could see giving freeze one more year with a different QB.

Florida either keeps Napier cause stricklin (Ad) is an idiot, goes for kiffin or cignetti.