Post by The Cats on Apr 27, 2013 20:32:55 GMT -5
The real measuring stick for Western Carolina’s football program is a few months away.
But after concluding spring drills over the weekend, second-year coach Mark Speir has no doubt his Catamounts are a much better team than the group that ended last season 1-10.
As evidence, he points to video footage of last spring’s practice sessions compared with what he saw the past few weeks.
“We really have come miles,” Speir said Wednesday. “We are a heck of a lot better. I’m proud of the strides our defensive unit made, and our offense has gotten a lot better. We became a lot better football team this spring.”
But after concluding spring drills over the weekend, second-year coach Mark Speir has no doubt his Catamounts are a much better team than the group that ended last season 1-10.
As evidence, he points to video footage of last spring’s practice sessions compared with what he saw the past few weeks.
“We really have come miles,” Speir said Wednesday. “We are a heck of a lot better. I’m proud of the strides our defensive unit made, and our offense has gotten a lot better. We became a lot better football team this spring.”
www.citizen-times.com/article/20130425/SPORTS/304250027/WCU-improves-night-day-since-fall
. Every year I get excited and see potential and every year something wild happens to our game. 