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Post by **djp73** » 12 Sep 2025, 15:02

redsox907 wrote: ↑
12 Sep 2025, 14:59

djp73 wrote: ↑
12 Sep 2025, 13:51
340 yards passing to New Mexico State, including 143 to tight end Jerry Lydiatt.
I swear every tight end is fucking prime Gronk in this game :dead;

NMS tried to push ya'll but Dirty Sanchez came thru

pretty strong numbers from the TE for sure

held on to it. went for it on fourth down right before halftime and threw a pick, should have kicked, might have helped our momentum in the second half.

Post by **djp73** » 13 Sep 2025, 18:18

HENS TAKE DOWN FLAMES TO MOVE TO 6-0

Late TD for Liberty makes score closer than the game ever seemed

Saturday October 3, 2026 | Delaware Stadium – Newark, Delaware | 3:15 PM

Newark, Delaware - Delaware rolled up nearly 200 yards rushing and averaged 5.4 yards per carry in a win over Liberty to improve to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in CUSA games.

Mason Kelsay was efficient, completing 12 of 19 pass attempts for 168 yards and a pair of second quarter touchdown passes.

Delaware led 17-6 at the half and the lead never really felt in danger after that despite the Hens inability to find the endzone again.

Skyler Sholder connected on three of four field goal attempts in the win.

Darrion Dupree led the way with 110 yards on 20 carries with Luke Brown and Kelsay chipping in 41 and 38 rushing yards respectively.

Thomas Amankwaa was once again the teams' leading receiver, picking up 73 yards on four receptions and finding the endzone for the fourth time this season.

On the defensive side of the ball true freshman defensive end Ted Krumholz proved to be a problem for the Liberty offensive line as he recorded two sacks and three tackles for loss in the game.

“We made it clear to everyone that we intended to lean on the offensive line and our running game.” Delaware offensive coordinator DJ Porter said after the game. “Those guys all came through for us and that helps make every other aspect of the game easier.”

Delaware will travel south to face Jacksonville State next Saturday.

Scoring Summary
First Quarter
(LIB) Nick Brown 46-yd FG, 7:12
Second Quarter
(DEL) Skyler Sholder 35-yd FG, 9:27
(LIB) Nick Brown 50-yd FG, 5:06
(DEL) Jake Bredell 7-yd pass from Mason Kelsay (Skyler Sholder kick), 1:54
(DEL) Thomas Amankwaa 36-yd pass from Mason Kelsay (Skyler Sholder kick), 0:06
Third Quarter
(DEL) Skyler Sholder 32-yd FG, 6:47
Fourth Quarter
(DEL) Skyler Sholder 43-yd FG, 4:45
(LIB) Jamari Person 20-yd pass from Ethan Houck (Nick Brown kick), 0:31

Delaware Stat Leaders
Passing
M. Kelsay – 12/19 168 Yds 2 TD

Rushing
D. Dupree – 20 Car 110 Yds 5.5 Avg
L. Brown – 9 Car 41 Yds 4.5 Avg
M. Kelsay – 4 Car 38 Yds 9.5 Avg

Receiving
T. Amankwaa – 4 Rec 73 Yds 18.2 Yds 1 TD
D. Lewis – 3 Rec 29 Yds 9.6 Avg
J. Kelly – 1 Rec 25 Yds 25.0 Avg
Y. Smith – 2 Rec 20 Yds 10.0 Avg
R. Williams – 1 Rec 14 Yds 14.0 Avg
J. Bredell – 1 Rec 7 Yds 7.0 Avg 1 TD

Defense
K. Seay – 6 Tkl 3 TFL
T. Krumholz – 6 Tkl 2.0 Sck
F. Brewu – 6 Tkl 1 TFL

Liberty Stat Leaders
Passing
E. Houck – 16/28 175 Yds 1 TD

Rushing
J. Coleman – 8 Car 50 Yds 6.2 Avg
E. Dickens – 11 Car 33 Yds 3.0 Avg

Receiving
J. Person – 5 Rec 66 Yds 13.2 Avg 1 TD
B. Randolph – 3 Rec 44 Yds 14.6 Avg

Defense
T. Reed – 7 Tkl 3 TFL 0.5 Sck
E. Lightsley – 7 Tkl 1 TFL
D. Henderson – 7 Tkl
A. Vaughan – 7 Tkl
A. Hester – 6 Tkl 1 TFL 0.5 Sck

Team Stats Comparison

Category	Delaware	Liberty
Score	23	13
First Downs	20	14
Total Offense	353	261
Total Plays	53	59
Yards Per Play	6.7	4.4
Rush\|Yards\|TD	34\|185\|0	31\|87\|0
Yards Per Rush	5.4	2.8
Comp\|Att\|TD	12\|19\|2	16\|28\|1
Yards Per Pass	8.8	6.2
Passing Yards	168	174
3rd Down Conv.	3\|9 (33%)	8\|15 (53%)
4th Down Conv.	0\|1 (0%)	0\|1 (0%)
2 Pt Conv.	0\|0 (0%)	0\|0 (0%)
Red Zone TD\|FG\|%	1\|2\|75%	0\|0\|0%
Turnovers	0 (+0)	0 (+0)
Fumbles Lost	0	0
Interceptions	0	0
PR Yards	21	6
KR Yards	28	68
Total Yards	402	335

Post by **djp73** » 13 Sep 2025, 18:38

BLUE HEN REPORT

News and notes from Delaware's latest game

Delaware 23 – Liberty 13

Trending Up
The New Look OL | For the second straight game Delaware was able to lean on the running game and used that to set up key passes by Kelsay. It all starts up front.
DE Ted Krumholz | The freshman defensive end had his best game of the season, recording six tackles, three tackles for loss and a pair of sacks. All career highs.
RB Darrion Dupree | Dupree had his second best game of the season from a yardage standpoint and his 5.5 yards per attempt is a new high.
OC DJ Porter | With the offensive line performing at a high level Porter has been able to call the games the way he likes to and it is showing.

Trending Down
P Brock Glass | Glass has not been called on often as the coaching staff has elected to roll the dice on fourth downs. Glass is averaging just 35.3 yards per punt and has yet to pin any opponents inside the 20.

Quotables
OC DJ Porter | “We made it clear to everyone that we intended to lean on the offensive line and our running game.” Delaware offensive coordinator DJ Porter said after the game. “Those guys all came through for us and that helps make every other aspect of the game easier.”

Injury Notes
Delaware did not suffer any additional injuries against Liberty.

News
Delaware lands first commit | WR Clyde Allen, a three star WR from Buffalo, New York, has verbally committed to Delaware.
Delaware misses on Kahn | OLB David Kahn has committed to Purdue. Kahn had Delaware listed as his top choice earlier in the season but Purdue moved into the top spot a couple weeks ago.

Next Up
Delaware (6-0|3-0) travels to Jacksonville State (1-3|0-0).

Post by **Scars** » 13 Sep 2025, 20:06

that new o line working wonders

Post by **djp73** » 13 Sep 2025, 20:13

Scars wrote: ↑
13 Sep 2025, 20:06
that new o line working wonders

should have swapped out them hogs a long time ago
still need more on offense though

Post by **djp73** » 13 Sep 2025, 21:40

BLUE HEN REPORT

Delaware Recruiting Update

The University of Delaware has officially kicked off its 2026 recruiting class with a big-bodied target out wide. Wide receiver Clyde Allen, a 6-foot-5, 201-pound playmaker from Buffalo, NY, has signed with the Blue Hens, becoming the first official commitment under head coach Tony Sanchez this cycle.

Allen, a three-star prospect, is ranked No. 539 nationally, the 8th-best wide receiver in the class, and No. 83 in the state. Known for his long frame, strong hands, and red zone presence, Allen caught the attention of Delaware’s staff early in the process and quickly emerged as a top target.

Allen turned heads during the spring camp circuit with his ability to high-point the football and make contested catches in traffic. While he still has room to grow as a route-runner, his physical traits and coachability made him a priority for Delaware’s offensive staff.

Sources say Delaware beat out Army and Virginia to secure Allen’s commitment. His decision marks an important early win on the recruiting trail for Sanchez, who is looking to build momentum after taking over the program in the offseason.

“Delaware felt like home,” Allen said in a brief statement. “Coach Sanchez believed in me from the start. I want to be part of what they’re building.”

The Blue Hens are expected to take a full class this cycle and are actively recruiting in-state and throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. With Allen now on board, Delaware hopes his commitment will be the spark that gets the rest of the 2026 class rolling.

Players Signed

Pos	Name	Stars	Nat Rank	Pos Rank	State Rank	Height	Weight	Hometown
WR	Clyde Allen		539	8	83	6'5"	201	Buffalo, NY (Canisius HS)

Current Targets

Pos	Name	Nat Rank	Pos Rank	State Rank	Height	Weight	Hometown	Stage	Interest	Top Schools
REDG	Pat Groshek	306	9	34	6'2"	244	Oradell, NJ	Top 5	1st	Delaware, BC, Notre Dame, Syracuse, UConn
CB	Frank Sam	416	7	51	6'2"	171	Las Vegas, NV	Top 5	2nd	USC, Delaware, Cal, Illinois, Tulane
QB	Jeff Johnson	881	21	60	6'1"	185	Hightstown, NJ	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Vanderbilt, Temple, WKU, Rutgers, Penn State, Northern Illinois, UConn
WR	Trey Rhattigan	507	6	78	5'10"	171	Bronx, NY	Top 5	1st	Delaware, Virginia, Northern Illinois, Rutgers, Temple
HB	Stephen Simonson	531	7	59	5'10"	212	Bronx, NY	Top 5	1st	Delaware, Penn State, Army, Rutgers, Toledo
CB	Tavarres Avant	536	11	64	5'10"	190	Oak Park, MI	Top 5	1st	Delaware, Rutgers, Air Force, Oregon State, Cincinnati
SS	Terrance Scafe	538	86	10	6'1"	175	Carrollton, TX	Top 3	1st	Delaware, Boise State, Washington State
CB	Jon Calloway	584	16	68	6'0"	170	Chattanooga, TN	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Rutgers, Middle Tennessee, Air Force, Georgia State, Temple, WKU, San Jose State
MIKE	Trae Forte	622	60	47	5'11"	224	Gainesville, GA	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Georgia State, Air Force, App State, James Madison, Army, Temple, Coastal Carolina
CB	Nick Davis	668	100	76	6'0"	201	Houston, TX	Top 8	2nd	Oregon State, Delaware, Rutgers, Air Force, Temple, Georgia State, Utah State, Louisiana-Monroe
WR	Sam LaFell	671	17	106	5'7"	170	Jersey City, NJ	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Penn State, Northern Illinois, Toledo, James Madison, Ohio, East Carolina, UConn
FS	Major Rowe	737	100	25	5'10"	175	Bradenton, FL	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Georgia State, FAU, Temple, Air Force, James Madison, Coastal Carolina, USF
SAM	Keke Law (JUCO)	767	119	60	6'0"	228	Red Oak, TX	Top 5	3rd	Tulsa, UNLV, Delaware, Temple, Air Force
CB	Quintin Fiore	806	10	82	5'11"	186	Yonkers, NY	Top 8	3rd	East Carolina, Virginia, Delaware, Hawaii, UCF, South Carolina, Penn State, Vanderbilt
RT	Telvin Watford	816	19	51	6'5"	305	Muskegon, MI	Top 8	2nd	Purdue, Delaware, Troy, Kansas, Georgia State, Louisiana, Arizona, App State
DT	Cam Rochell	843	73	43	6'4"	290	Orange, CA	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Louisiana, Toledo, Air Force, WKU, Wyoming, San Diego State, Ohio
CB	Santiago Comella	854	116	84	6'1"	203	Lakeland, FL	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Rutgers, Air Force, Temple, Oregon State, Cincinnati, Georgia State, WKU
SAM	Johnathan Seigler	861	117	69	6'4"	228	Miami, FL	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Northern Illinois, Liberty, Memphis, Georgia State, Middle Tennessee, Southern Mississippi, Coastal Carolina
EDGE*	Marques Ash	884	18	77	6'4"	250	Highland Springs, VA	Top 8	1st	Delaware, James Madison, Northern Illinois, Ohio, Penn State, Toledo, East Carolina, Coastal Carolina
SS	Luther Hunter	912	122	16	6'2"	186	Miami, FL	Top 5	2nd	Texas A&M, Delaware, Rutgers, Southern Mississippi, South Carolina
TE	Brian Riggs	919	7	39	6'2"	249	Burien, WA	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Ohio State, Penn State, Oregon, South Carolina, Indiana, Washington State, East Carolina
TE	Alan Biggs	924	23	41	6'5"	222	Morristown, NJ	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Penn State, Kansas, Ohio State, South Carolina, East Carolina, Notre Dame, Michigan
MIKE*	Cooper Levcik	987	152	74	6'3"	221	Pittsburg, TX	Top 8	2nd	Wyoming, Delaware, Hawaii, Memphis, Arkansas State, Louisiana, Georgia State, South Alabama
TE	Tyler Stepp	1037	27	48	6'5"	221	Flossmoor, IL	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Kansas, Indiana, South Carolina, Penn State, Michigan, Iowa State, East Carolina
DT	Tremayne Trimble	1047	6	53	6'5"	302	Deerfield, MA	Top 5	4th	UConn, Rutgers, Northern Illinois, Delaware, App State
DT	Justice Griffen	1084	20	56	6'3"	330	Upper Marlboro, MD	Top 3	3rd	Maryland, Rutgers, Delaware
K	James Scioli	1179	27	11	6'2"	184	Highland Springs, VA	Top 8	1st	Delaware, James Madison, South Carolina, UConn, North Carolina, Liberty, East Carolina, Ohio
FS	Tyree Swan	1449	30	54	6'0"	208	Harrisburg, PA	Top 8	1st	Delaware, UNLV, Rutgers, Temple, Air Force, Georgia State, FL Atlantc, Coastal Carolina
HB	Carlos Minor	1501	10	193	6'0"	192	Needham, MA	Top 8	2nd	UConn, Delaware, Toledo, Ohio, Middle Tennessee, Northern Illinois, James Madison, Miami (OH)
RG	Nate Eze	1509	21	65	6'3"	279	Brooklyn, NY	Top 8	2nd	East Carolina, Delaware, Ohio, Penn State, Northern Illinois, Toledo, UConn, James Madison
WR	Steve Bobenmeyer	497	2	77	6'4"	193	Everett, MA	Top 8	1st	Delaware, Virginia, Troy, UConn, Vanderbilt, Maryland, Army, Tulsa

Targets Lost/Dropped

Pos	Name	Nat Rank	Pos Rank	State Rank	Height	Weight	Hometown	Signed With/Top Schools
MIKE	Duke Vildor	127	18	13	6'0"	213	Fort Lauderdale, FL	Miami, Delaware, Tulane, Iowa, Illinois
QB	Sidney Treggs	537	3	34	6'3"	196	Avon, CT	BC, Delaware, UConn
WILL	David Kahn	663	17	51	6'4"	226	Fenton, MI	Purdue
DT	Karl Cahill	915	21	45	6'4"	288	Meridian, MS	Mississippi State

Post by **djp73** » 13 Sep 2025, 21:53

COLLEGE FOOTBALL WRAP-UP

CONFERENCE USA REPORT

CUSA Standings

Team	W–L	Conf	PF	PA	Diff	MOV	Streak
Delaware	6–0	3–0	138	99	+39	+6.5	W6
Louisiana Tech	3–2	1–0	159	152	+7	+1.4	W1
Kennesaw State	2–3	1–0	164	208	-44	-8.8	W1
Middle Tennessee	4–1	1–1	149	65	+84	+16.8	W2
Western Kentucky	2–4	1–2	127	194	-67	-11.2	L2
Liberty	3–2	0–1	172	105	+67	+13.4	L2
Jacksonville State	1–3	0–2	71	95	-24	-6.0	L3
Florida International	2–2	0–0	101	129	-28	-7.0	L2
Sam Houston	1–3	0–1	89	183	-94	-23.5	L2
Missouri State	0–5	0–3	103	196	-93	-18.6	L5
New Mexico State	1–4	0–2	95	130	-35	-7.0	L4

CUSA Week 5 Scores
Middle Tennessee 37, Nevada 16
Kennesaw State 55, Missouri State 38
Louisiana Tech 43, Western Kentucky 33
UL Monroe 21, Jacksonville State 16
New Mexico State 20, New Mexico 24
Delaware 23, Liberty 13
#8 Tennessee 59, Sam Houston 14

CUSA Players of the Week
Defensive: Braylen Wortham, FS #41 Sam Houston | L 14–59 at Tennessee | 6 TKL, 1 FF, 2 FR
Offensive: Skyler Williams, QB #7 Kennesaw State | W 55–38 at Missouri State | 26-38, 398 YDS, 4 TD, 1 INT; 7 CAR, 21 RUSH YDS, 3 TD

CUSA Week 6 Schedule
Sam Houston at Kennesaw State – Sat, Oct 10 – 6:45 PM
Western Kentucky at Florida International – Sat, Oct 10 – 7:00 PM
Delaware at Jacksonville State – Sat, Oct 10 – 7:30 PM
Missouri State at Middle Tennessee – Sat, Oct 10 – 8:00 PM

Post by **djp73** » 13 Sep 2025, 22:04

COLLEGE FOOTBALL WRAP-UP

NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT

Top 25 Media Poll

Rank	LW	Team	W–L	Last Week	This Week
1	2	Clemson (38)	4–0	W 34–23 at Florida State	Virginia Tech
2	3	Auburn (42)	5–0	W 48–20 vs Ole Miss	at Washington State
3	4	Michigan (1)	4–0	W 42–21 vs 17 Indiana	Iowa
4	5	Duke	4–0	---	North Carolina
5	6	Texas Tech	5–0	W 42–20 vs Houston	23 TCU
6	7	Iowa State	4–0	W 36–13 at Baylor	Oklahoma State
7	9	UCLA	5–0	W 27–21 vs Wisconsin	Illinois
8	11	Tennessee	3–1	W 59–14 vs Sam Houston	South Carolina
9	13	USC	5–0	W 42–7 at Rutgers	15 Ohio State
10	14	Georgia	4–1	W 48–7 at Louisville	16 Missouri
11	15	Miami	5–1	W 32–22 at North Carolina	---
12	16	Notre Dame	5–1	W 63–10 vs FCS West	Stanford
13	17	Florida	5–0	W 56–14 at Vanderbilt	---
14	18	Texas	5–1	W 48–10 at LSU	25 Oklahoma
15	21	Ohio State	3–1	W 38–24 vs 21 Oregon	at 9 USC
16	19	Missouri	4–1	---	at 10 Georgia
17	12	Indiana	3–1	L 42–21 at 3 Michigan	at Washington
18	22	SMU	4–0	W 49–46 at Stanford	at Syracuse
19	23	North Texas	6–0	W 42–31 at Tulsa	East Carolina
20	8	BYU	4–1	L 21–7 at UCF	at Utah
21	10	Oregon	2–2	L 38–24 at 15 Ohio State	22 Nebraska
22	25	Nebraska	4–0	---	at 21 Oregon
23	NR	TCU	4–0	W 32–31 vs Kansas State	at 5 Texas Tech
24	NR	Boston College	3–1	---	at Georgia Tech
25	NR	Oklahoma	4–1	W 45–17 at Mississippi State	14 Texas

Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 203, Mississippi State 194, NC State 152, Penn State 142, Texas A&M 91, Delaware 86, UNLV 51, Virginia Tech 41, Kentucky 4
Dropped from rankings: Penn State (was #15), Mississippi State (was #20), Virginia Tech (was #24)

National Players of the Week
Defensive: Bradley Ilunga-Bisselele, WIL #47 Buffalo | W 38–7 vs Akron | 2 TKL, 2 PBU, 2 FF, 4 FR, 1 TD
Offensive: Turbo Richard, HB #27 Syracuse | W 48–35 at UConn | 18 Car, 159 Rush Yds, 8.8 Avg, 3 Rush TD; 5 Rec, 34 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD

Heisman Watch
John Mateer, QB Oklahoma | W 45–17 at Mississippi State | 17–24, 194 Yds, 2 TD; 13 Car, 52 Rush Yds
Isaac Brown, HB Texas | W 48–10 at LSU | 21 Car, 122 Rush Yds, 1 TD; 2 Rec, 13 Yds
Jadan Baugh, HB Florida | W 56–14 at Vanderbilt | 23 Car, 176 Rush Yds, 3 TD; 1 Rec, 2 Yds
Sam Leavitt, QB Arizona State | W 38–35 vs San Jose State | 27–34, 338 Yds, 4 TD; 7 Car, 24 Rush Yds
DJ Lagway, QB Florida | W 56–14 at Vanderbilt | 25–32, 314 Yds, 3 TD; 6 Car, 28 Rush Yds

Post by **djp73** » 14 Sep 2025, 14:29

GAME PREVIEW
Delaware 6-0(3-0) AT Jacksonville State 1-3(0-0)
Saturday October 10, 2026 | Burgess–Snow Field at AmFirst Stadium - Jacksonville, Alabama | 7:30 PM

DELAWARE BLUE HENS
Season Schedule and Results
Sat Aug 29 12:00pm at Virginia W 20-17
Thu Sep 3 7:30pm vs Coastal Carolina W 28-24
Sat Sep 12 12:00pm at Vanderbilt W 23-10
Sat Sep 19 2:00pm at Middle Tennessee W 16-12
Sat Sep 26 2:00pm vs New Mexico State W 28-23
Sat Oct 3 3:15pm vs Liberty W 23-13
Sat Oct 10 7:30pm at Jacksonville State
Sat Oct 17 2:30pm at Louisiana Tech
Sat Oct 24 1:00pm vs Kennesaw State
Sat Oct 31 12:00pm vs Rutgers
Sat Nov 7 7:30pm at Sam Houston
Sat Nov 28 3:00pm vs Missouri State

Top Players
QB Mason Kelsay | 119/182 65% 1,264 Yds 9 TD 5 Int, 43 car 291 Yds 6.8 Avg 1 TD
RB Darrion Dupree | 118 Car 536 Yds 4.5 Avg 3 TD, 1 Rec 3 Yds 3.0 Avg
RB Luke Brown | 55 Car 241 Yds 4.4 Avg 2 TD, 9 Rec 87 Yds 9.7 Avg
WR Thomas Amankwaa | 36 Rec 461 Yds 12.8 Yds 4 TD
DT Francis Brewu | 26 Tkl 9 TFL 3.0 Sck
WILL Collin Gill | 27 Tkl 2 TFL 1.0 Sck 2 FF 2 FR
SS KT Seay | 30 Tkl 1 TFL 0.5 Sck 1 Int

Injury Report
OLB Julius Puryear | Torn Labrum | 2 Weeks
CB Kahlil Ali | Broken Collarbone | 3 Weeks

Jacksonville State Gamecocks
Season Schedule and Results
Sat Sep 5 vs FCS West W 38–9
Sat Sep 19 vs Georgia Southern L 14–27
Sat Sep 26 at Auburn L 3–38
Sat Oct 3 at UL Monroe L 16–21
Sat Oct 10 vs Delaware 7:30 PM
Sat Oct 17 at Western Kentucky 2:15 PM
Sat Oct 24 vs Missouri State 1:00 PM
Sat Oct 31 at Sam Houston 12:00 PM
Sat Nov 7 vs New Mexico State 5:45 PM
Wed Nov 11 vs Middle Tennessee 9:00 PM
Sat Nov 21 vs Kennesaw State 12:30 PM
Sat Nov 28 at Louisiana Tech 8:00 PM

Top Players (2025 Stats)
QB Jack Moran | 72/150 48% 745 Yds 3 TD 1 Int, 41 Car 31 Yds 0.8 Avg
RB Justus Savage | 55 Car 203 Yds 3.7 Avg 3 TD, 7 Rec 69 Yds 9.9 Avg 2 TD
RB Jordan Savage | 6 Car 65 Yds 10.8 Avg, 2 Rec 25 Yds 12.5 Avg
WR Kyle Washington | 20 Car 219 Yds 10.9 Avg 1 TD
DT Khurtiss Perry | 14 Tkl 5 TFL 2.0 Sck 1 FF
OLB Deuce Spurlock II | 24 Tkl 2 TFL 1.0 Sck 1 Int
SS Jaleel Vincent Jr | 23 Tkl 1 TFL

Coach Porter's Notes
Bully ball is the goal. Keep pounding the rock. Build on these past few weeks.
Pretty solid DL. DT Perry (#97) is active in the middle. We'll need to move him to run the ball successfully.
LB is a spot where we can take advantage. Spurlock (#9) will be the player to watch out for in that group.
DBs are vulnerable. Vincent (#1) is dangerous at safety so we need to be mindful of him.

redsox907 · Post by **redsox907** » 14 Sep 2025, 14:40

another strong start for the Hens. Can they finish out the season strong and avoid a slump to end the season?

If the Oline holds up, I'm taking the Hens in the CUSA CCG

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