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A phrase that echoes across college football after Curt Cignetti and the Indiana Hoosiers decided losing was for other people. It’s what you yell after IU cooks your team, eats your rankings for breakfast, and leaves your mascot crying in the tunnel. Origin: Born in Bloomington, forged in blood, sweat, and barbecue sauce from the Buckeyes tears. "Google Me". Legend says the phrase first appeared after IU took down Alabama so hard that Nick Saban’s retirement speech wrote itself. Translation: A verbal touchdown dance meaning “IU owns college football, deal with it.” See also: Cignetti’s Law, Bloomington Beatdown, National Champions. Google Me.
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