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[AppfaninCAALand]

Indiana and Duke woke up today P4 conference champs. What a wild season.

How long will the Clemsons, Penn States, and Floridas of the world tolerate the likes of Duke, Virginia, Indiana, Georgia Tech, and Vanderbilt being good before they start calling to go back to the old ways of college football?

[AppStFan1]

You also have to look at what Indiana was prior to Cignetti getting to Indiana.

Why should we? This is a what can be, not a what was discussion right? If the money offered recruits is the same (and it will be you'll have to trust me here) for IU the best players will be Cignetti's to handpick from.

We should because he has taken a bad program and made them a powerhouse whereas some coaches out there have taken powerhouses with tradition and made them a program that can't get to bowl games. I know they are going to offer more but my whole point is that Cignetti can do more with less and he knows how to find best finds very well. He does not need equal money to beat teams. He does a great job. Many of their star players began at JMU so he clearly knows where to get them. He also might be the best head coach at developing quarterbacks in the country. I would say it is between him and Kiffin.

[BambooRdApp]

It is not many of their star players are JMU players. They had 13 come over and some of them graduated last year.

[AppStFan1]

It is not many of their star players are JMU players. They had 13 come over and some of them graduated last year.

Several of their star players came from JMU actually. Fisher, Ponds, Sarratt, Kamara, Black, and Tucker is a very strong list from JMU.