I don't think it gets talked about enough -- Indiana's coaching continuity is remarkable. These guys have stayed together -- remained committed to Cignetti -- in an era where nobody great ever keeps all his coordinators for long. Offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan was making $8,000 a year working for Cignetti at Elon in 2017. He was living on food stamps. He never left Cig. Nor did the others. Not at JMU. Not at IU. Not after the most historic run in college football history. Shanahan will make $1.7M next year, and he's more than earned it. But that's not the point. This type of loyalty is rare in our world today. It's special. They literally started from the bottom, now they're here. And that loyalty -- that brotherhood -- translates to a team full of players who want to find that same loyalty and brotherhood with one another. These players truly love each other, but I think it starts with the uncommon continuity and resilience in the coaching staff. Can you imagine living on $8,000 a year? There are so incredible things about this Indiana story, but to see a man who believed enough that days like this would one day come to keep coaching full time is really cool. It should come as no surprise that there is no "I" when the Indiana players speak because they are coached by a staff that has clearly sacrificed "me" for "we" for nearly a decade. #iufb