BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana football has agreed to a three-year contract extension with offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan, an IU Athletics spokesperson confirmed to Indiana Hoosiers On SI on Thursday afternoon. No financial details have been made public regarding the terms of Shanahan's new deal.

Top-ranked Indiana has given offensive coordinator coordinator Mike Shanahan a three-year contract extension, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Thursday. The person requested anonymity because the athletic department had not yet made an announcement.

The Hoosiers went more than a half century without winning more than eight games in a season. They head into the CFP having won 24 games the past two years.

The New York Knicks come off an NBA Cup conquest and have made decisions on multiple players they listed as questionable to face the Indiana Pacers on Thursday.

According to reports, Indiana offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan has signed a three-year deal to stay with the Hoosiers. Indiana locked up defensive coordinator Bryant Haines last week, also on a three-year deal.

Some form of legalized marijuana, whether recreational marijuana or medical, is legal in most states, including all of Indiana's adjoining states.

In an anonymous survey from coaches around the country, Ohio State and Georgia got the most respect over Indiana.