Cignetti sees plenty for the Indiana offense to build on after game one performance
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Curt Cignetti said Indiana tight end Trevor Gibbs was close to returning and might play this week, but the staff would proceed slowly because it needs him long term and the tight-end group still requires development.
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Cignetti identified Josh Hoover's throwing base, delivery timing and protection decisions as corrections after the opener, noting that an unnecessary protection flip exposed him to a blitz and that a late touchdown throw made Charlie Becker's catch harder than necessary.
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Cignetti praised Indiana's improved receiver blocking after making it a preparation emphasis, identifying downfield blocks as the difference between an explosive run and a touchdown run.
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Indiana's offense scored on seven of eight possessions against North Texas, producing six touchdowns and going four-for-four in the red zone despite running only 48 plays.
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