When he wasn't getting into tiffs with reporters, coach Urban Meyer was gaining clarity on his quarterback situation. John Brantley inherited the job from Tim Tebow and looked comfortable in practices and the spring game. His backups did, too, especially freshman Trey Burton.
The receivers stood out more, particularly senior Carl Moore and Deonte Thompson.
Defensively, the young group saw a potential star emerge in redshirt freshman middle linebacker Jelani Jenkins. But replacing cornerback Joe Haden, a first-round NFL draft pick, is going to be a chore.
Teryl Austin, who replaced new Louisville coach Charlie Strong as defensive coordinator, said after the spring game that his players were going to be a "great collective unit."
No comments:
Post a Comment