It’s just going to be on repeat in my head for the rest of my life.' Fernando Mendoza's touchdown run, as told by his Indiana teammates.

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti blasted officials for missing three "obvious" personal foul calls on Hoosiers QB Fernando Mendoza — on a single drive.

Hours after securing the biggest win in program history, the Indiana Hoosiers took a big blow. With Fernando Mendoza most likely entering the NFL draft, Curt Cignetti will need a new starting quarterback.

Curt Cignetti and his wife, Manette, have three children, with the youngest being named Natalie. And Natalie is making waves with a social media post she shared in the wake of her father's win. Back in 2019, Natalie texted her father, "are you happy!!!" after he won his first Division 1 playoff game with James Madison University.

The Hoosiers are playing for the College Football National Championship on Monday night, and the Raiders are expected to use the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 on Mendoza. So, keeping that head coach-quarterback together is a intruiging option for many in Raider Nation.