Before I post the full practice reports, here are some of the highlights.
Yesterday was all about the long runs Richard and Ballage were ripping off, and while Ballage did have a yd or so TD right up the middle, we saw a much more subdued ground attack. Players such as Fiso, Sam, Calhoun and Ball were outstanding today an some of that was due to run defense. Ironically, the offensive line had Westerman back but the running lanes that were yesterday were all that present today.
On the other hand passing game was crisper than yesterday. Bercovici had two touchdown passes to Tim White who may have been the most consistent wide receiver from the first day of camp until now. Bryce Perkins with an outstanding day passing for back to back TD's one to Hayes on a major blown coverage by Means and the other Lucien.
Moekiola and Longino were on the second team today but their backups have been doing a great job as starters so we could have a significant position battle here. Longino had the hit of the day leveling Brimhall for about a 5-yard tackle for loss.
More to come later.
Yesterday was all about the long runs Richard and Ballage were ripping off, and while Ballage did have a yd or so TD right up the middle, we saw a much more subdued ground attack. Players such as Fiso, Sam, Calhoun and Ball were outstanding today an some of that was due to run defense. Ironically, the offensive line had Westerman back but the running lanes that were yesterday were all that present today.
On the other hand passing game was crisper than yesterday. Bercovici had two touchdown passes to Tim White who may have been the most consistent wide receiver from the first day of camp until now. Bryce Perkins with an outstanding day passing for back to back TD's one to Hayes on a major blown coverage by Means and the other Lucien.
Moekiola and Longino were on the second team today but their backups have been doing a great job as starters so we could have a significant position battle here. Longino had the hit of the day leveling Brimhall for about a 5-yard tackle for loss.
More to come later.
