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Is Indiana Cheating to Embarrass College Football’s Talent Model?

‪@HOF-CFB‬ The Indiana Hoosiers just rolled through Alabama and Oregon by a combined score of 94–23 — and did it with the 70th-rated roster in America. So… how exactly is Curt Cignetti pulling off the most disruptive College Football Playoff run of the modern era? On this edition of HOF College Football Late Shift, Jason Watkins breaks down Indiana’s stunning 56–20 Peach Bowl demolition of Oregon, what it means for recruiting, the Blue Chip Ratio, and whether experience + elite coaching are finally beating raw talent at the highest level of the sport. For over two decades, the rule has been simple: you don’t win national titles without elite recruiting. No champion since 1999 has had a Blue Chip Ratio under 50%. Indiana? They’re sitting around 8 blue-chip players — and still embarrassing traditional powers. So what’s actually happening here? Is this the most experienced roster college football has ever seen? Is Curt Cignetti legitimately the best coach in the sport right now? Is development finally overtaking recruiting as the competitive edge? Or is the sport quietly entering a new era where NIL parity + portal retention can compete with five-star hoarding? We dig into the film, the numbers, and the implications — not just for Indiana, but for the future of roster building across the Power 4. Because if Indiana can do this… everyone else has to rethink everything.