Oklahoma State football finds itself at a critical turning point. With the Mike Gundy era officially in the rearview and questions swirling about the program’s direction, the Cowboys are searching for a fresh identity. Fortunately, there’s a blueprint worth borrowing, the one laid out by Curt Cignetti at Indiana. In just his first year in Bloomington, Cignetti took a struggling Hoosiers program and transformed it into a national contender. Indiana finished the season with only one loss and earned a spot in the College Football Playoff. That rapid turnaround offers a powerful example of what’s possible with the right leadership, strategy, and urgency.
Oklahoma State’s Blueprint: Learn From Indiana’s Cignetti Model
