3 notes from Curt Cignetti’s press conference, Western Kentucky
Indiana’s head coach addressed the team’s tight end usage, depth at cornerback and more. Here’s what stood out.
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti held a press conference to discuss the Hoosiers' first two weeks of the season and the upcoming non-conference game against Western Kentucky. Cignetti highlighted the importance of the tight end position, noting that second-year players Brock Schott and Andrew Barker have been working on their blocking skills. He also mentioned that guard Gibbs is getting closer to playing, which is a positive development for the offensive line.
Cignetti praised the development of cornerback Jaylen Bell and safety Ryland Gandy, both of whom have seen action against Howard. He expressed optimism about Bell's performance against both North Texas and Howard, while acknowledging Gandy's need for continued improvement. Cignetti also emphasized the progress of the defense, calling it the most improved position group in the early season. The Hoosiers' defense was able to contain Howard quarterback Ja'Shawn Scroggins and prevent significant gains on the ground.
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