NOTEBOOK: On Getting Better; Record QB Debut; and More

By Pete DiPrimio | IUHoosiers.com BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Better play is coming, Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti insists. Even with the season-opening 52-16 domination of North Texas, highlighted by the Hoosiers scoring on seven of their eight possessions with six touchdowns and Nico Radicic’s career-best 49-yard field goal, more is expected from a defending national championship squad. It resumes Saturday against Howard (1-1) at Merchants Bank Field on Memorial Stadium. “A lot of improvements to be made,” Cignetti says from Monday’s press conference at the Don Croftcheck Team Room. The sixth-ranked Hoosiers (1-0) won the first quarter 14-0 and the…