In the still captured and immediately meme’d across the internet, Cignetti looks like a cartoon wolf briefly bemused by his prey’s attempt to hide from him, or perhaps the adult villain of a Pixar film who is going to find out what those dang kids are up to soon enough.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s Ryan Day is still the highest-paid head coach in the Big Ten, but another coach in the conference is moving up the national ranks. Curt Cignetti signed a new eight-year contract with Indiana on Thursday, raising his average annual salary to $11.6 million. His deal runs through the 2033 regular season.

Penn State had been linked to a College Football Playoff coach, but it appears this candidate is not heading to Happy Valley.

In the midst of a second outstanding season in as many years, Indiana coach Curt Cignetti earned himself a raise. Cignetti and the Hoosiers agreed to terms on a contract extension that bumps his average annual pay by $3.

One of the top names the Penn State Nittany Lions could target to replace James Franklin is Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti. Cignetti, who is from Pittsburgh and played college football at West Virginia,

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