One Thing Indiana Does Better Than Any Other College Football Team Has Led It to 14–0

Indiana University has achieved a historic feat in college football by playing 14 games with only one lost fumble, the first team in FBS history to do so. The Hoosiers, under the leadership of head coach Curt Cignetti, have completed 915 offensive plays and returned 31 kicks without a turnover since their first game against Old Dominion on August 30. This achievement is a key factor in their 14–0 record, positioning Indiana as a dominant force in college football.

The team's success is attributed to an emphasis on ball security and fundamental soundness. Running back Roman Hemby and receiver Elijah Sarratt highlighted the importance of rigorous practice drills and extra time spent on ball handling and catching. The Hoosiers' disciplined approach extends beyond ball security, as they have committed few turnovers and penalties, ranking high nationally in those metrics.

Cignetti's influence is evident, bringing a disciplined style from his previous tenure at James Madison. Indiana’s offense is characterized by a balanced