Su’a Cravens is day-to-day with a sore knee but he knows what he wants to change from last season.
“I can’t be the player I was last year,” he said. “I was nervous. The games were getting to me. The crowd was getting to me.”
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One of the benefits of this fast pace offense is that our boys will get in shape more quickly. They have no choice. And of course in games they have a choice of speeding it up or slowing it down, depending on the circumstances.
Now, if the team is ahead by 17 points in the 4th quarter, a 3 possession lead, then I would presume Coach Sark would slow it down and milk the clock a bit.
If behind by 17, then the speedy pace will give the team a chance to get back into the game
Like it or not, this is the modern game of football
Second year, totally different !
Su`a is growing up (19), this guy is a Super-Star in the making !!
What an Anchor, and we’re fortunate to have him…
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