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ATLANTA -- Sometimes, Curt Cignetti doesn't even have to say a word. A signal will suffice.
Pat Kuntz and the other Indiana assistant coaches know what each one means. For example, Cignetti, the second-year Hoosiers coach overseeing the most stunning rise in recent college football history, might place his hands next to each other, and then separate them into a V.
"Duck feet," Kuntz, Indiana's defensive tackles coach, told ESPN. "He picks up on those things.