Less than a year after Curt Cignetti's hiring, Indiana football is locking in its new architect. The university announced Saturday that it has agreed to an eight-year contract extension with its first-year head coach,

So with Cignetti staying at Indiana for the foreseeable future, we have to wonder who this news affected most negatively. For someone to be good at football, that means somebody else has to be bad, as there are only so many games to be played in a season.

Indiana head football coach Curt Cignetti is sticking around the Big Ten for the long term. His eight-year, $64 million contract will allow him to stick around Bloomington long enough to take the Hoosiers to further heights.