West Virginia University Spring Game Analysis

Russell Wilson mentors the rookies who are joining and coming to the NFL. Russell Wilson talks about all the way up to relationships with your teammates, being the face of the franchise, beginning with new coaches, and winning and losing Super Bowls. Russell is an ideal mentor for these young players entering the NFL. He overcame a fair amount of skepticism when he joined the league and worked hard to become one of the NFL's top players," said ESPN Monday Night Football producer Jay Rothman, who will oversee the project along with producer Josh Hoffman. "Our QB Camp series with Jon Gruden highlighted the relationship between coach and quarterback; this new iteration of the series will now explore the mentoring relationship between NFL veteran and these soon-to-be rookie players." Russell Wilson is a great mentor because he’s telling all the rookies what he experienced in the NFL. That Russell Wilson takes his time and teach the rookies his challenges in the

Kalen Ballage is coming off a very successful Junior season in which saw score 8 total touchdowns against the Texas Tech Red Raiders in Week 2. Down the stretch of the season Ballage showed off that he is more than a solid runner. Ballage also showed that he be a receiving back as he finished the season with 469 receiving yards at season's end.

In his freshman year he broke the record for a Division I-A freshman rushing record with 1,925 yards. In 2004 he placed second in the Heisman Trophy race, at the time that was the highest finish for a freshman. Later that year he won consensus All-American.

The former University of Florida and Wharton High School star has been told the right cornerback spot is his to lose. But when the Bucs go to their sub packages with five defensive backs, Hargreaves moves inside to the slot, showing the kind of versatility by a defensive back not seen in Tampa Bay since Ronde Barber retired.

De’Shaun Buzzwell was born on October 13th, 1989 in Charlotte, North Carolina. He was always really fast and had a lot of energy. Because of this, his mother put him into sports. He played baseball, football, and basketball. His favorite sport was football. He played on an elite traveling football team that he was the star of. His dream was to play college football for Oklahoma State University. He worked day in and day out. Because of his hard work and effort, not only did he get his dream of playing for OSU, it also gave him a first round draft pick with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That didn’t automatically mean that he was the best player on the team though. He had a very rough first season, only playing in five games and having the worst average rushing yards for rookie W.R., and only scored one touchdown in the season In the off-season, he didn’t expect to get anywhere. But, his friend worked with him every day in the off-season. They worked every other day on speed, agility, endurance, and strength. He never quit. His hard work in the off-season paid off, as he played in fourteen out of his team’s sixteen games for the season and averaged the best rushing yards for a wide receiver for the entire NFL, and had eight touchdowns. The

“It’s going to all focus off the run game.” said Fisher. “If need be we’re going to hand it off to Todd (Gurley) and if someone says, ‘we’re not going to let you do that’, then we’re going to spread it around. And so when it’s all said and done, I think we’ll be able to look back and I think see Tavon maybe double in catches over what he had last year. And that’s the most important thing; it’s just to get the chunks downfield.”

He had a big dip in production in 2017. Arden Key showed flashes of his 2016 season level of play but never did it consistently. A big reason why is because he ballooned up to 270 pounds, after playing at 238 pounds. This likely goes back to what happened when he left the team in the Spring. You noticed throughout the season that he was getting thinner, and his play improved with that. It is hard for a guy to match those insane numbers he had the previous season when you go through a body change like that, plus you are not involved in football activities during that time. Some say that he should have gone back to school one more year to show that he can play like his 2016 self, but he elected to declare for the NFL

Football is back in Aggie Land! Well for the Spring at least; as the North Carolina Agriculture & Technical State University football team held their annual Blue vs Gold Spring Game on last Sunday afternoon. There were some big plays, some stand out players and a hard hitting action last Sunday, so let’s hop in.

Based on the article, I think that Tim Tebow will have a very bright future in football. He was the first sophomore in history to win the Heisman Trophy. This is a big accomplishment because he will always be the first sophomore to achieve it and no one can take that title. Also, every other person who was awarded the Heisman Trophy was either a junior or senior. Tebow makes it clear that future plans to play for the NFL are put on hold. Noting that he will play two more years with the Gators until he graduates.

Article: Last season, the Curry College softball team failed to make the Commonwealth Coast Conference tournament for the first time in twenty years. The Colonels were only one win shy of keeping their tournament streak alive last season, but it still hit head coach Bruce Weckworth and his team hard. After enduring a season full of inconsistencies in 2016, the softball team is entering their 2017 campaign with only redemption on their mind.

Alvin Kamara - Athletic and versatile rookie who lit up the field in two seasons with the Tennessee Volunteers; big question mark.

The Michigan Wolverines’ first year under new head coach Jim Harbaugh has concluded. With a crushing defeat over the Florida Gators in the Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl, the Wolverines capped an impressive 2015-16 campaign with double-digit victories (10-3). Michigan quarterback Jake Rudock threw for 278 yards and three scores in the 41-7 blowout of Florida, showing his development under Harbaugh. Looking for proof of Harbaugh’s ability to develop quarterbacks? Look no further than the fifth-year Wolverines signal caller this past season.

As for the running back position, Isaiah Crowell seems to have a grip on the starting job. He saw limited reps throughout preseason and even sat out of the final exhibition. Last year, Crowell appeared more explosive and productive (eight touchdowns) than Terrence West, who saw more reps in the backfield.

There’s a lot of buzz surrounding Latavius Murray in raider nation. “Size and speed” he told the San Francisco Chronicle. What does GM Reggie McKenzie think about all of this? “He can do it all” Kevin Patra of nfl.com reports. Murray was once asked to move to linebacker in college, but he now has a chance to make fools of those coaches. Latavius Murray started for the Raiders at the tail end of last season, and from the sounds of training camp, he looks to stay the starter.

Welcome to the March Madness Mania Blog. Throughout the remainder of the NCAA College Basketball regular season and tournament play, this blog will be covering big games, individual performances, and teams that have a chance at making a run in the NCAA tournament. For the first post of the year I’ll be looking at the Big 10 and commenting on teams with a shot at the tournament.