WSSU
Spring Game Fun for All
John Dell
The Winston-Salem Journal
I
plopped my chair down at the track that borders the Glenn High School
football field and looked forward to seeing the Winston-Salem State spring
football game.
The anticipation was like no other spring
game I've been to in the many years I've covered WSSU. The reason for
that anticipation was what the Rams did last fall in compiling a
school-best 13-1 record and losing in the NCAA Division II semifinals. |
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Truman
State Quarterback Wants to be Vocal Leader
Josh Rizzo
Kirksville Daily Express
Truman
State quarterback Conrad Schottel's voice was louder than any of his
teammates during the Bulldogs' spring football game Saturday at Stokes
Stadium.
Schottel, a redshirt sophomore who is in
line to be Truman State's starting quarterback next season, wants his
teammates to look for him as a verbal leader. |