The Cats
March 18th, 2010, 03:00 PM
Catamount Football Approaches Annual Spring Drills; Spring Practice to Commence on April 6
WCU will conduct 15 practices over four weeks; Spring Game scheduled for May 1
March 18, 2010
Cullowhee, N.C. - Off-season preparations are starting to ramp-up for the Western Carolina football team and head coach Dennis Wagner, who is entering his third spring season atop the Catamount program. Activity for the football team has picked up since early March in advance of the annual spring drills which are slated to commence on Tuesday, April 6.
Wagner added, "We've had a great winter. I think we have improved our strength as a team tremendously. Now, as we approach spring ball, we are still trying to improve our strength, but emphasis is more on the change of direction and football specific things that we can do. We are preparing them now for what will go on during the four weeks of spring football."
The NCAA mandated 15 days of practice will be spread over a four-week period, culminating with the annual Spring Game on Saturday, May 1 in Cullowhee. Game time and format have yet to be determined. The team will conduct practices on Tuesday and Thursday's in the mornings during the week, while holding mid-morning sessions through Noon on Saturday also with Sunday afternoon practices.
http://www.catamountsports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/031810aaa.html
WCU will conduct 15 practices over four weeks; Spring Game scheduled for May 1
March 18, 2010
Cullowhee, N.C. - Off-season preparations are starting to ramp-up for the Western Carolina football team and head coach Dennis Wagner, who is entering his third spring season atop the Catamount program. Activity for the football team has picked up since early March in advance of the annual spring drills which are slated to commence on Tuesday, April 6.
Wagner added, "We've had a great winter. I think we have improved our strength as a team tremendously. Now, as we approach spring ball, we are still trying to improve our strength, but emphasis is more on the change of direction and football specific things that we can do. We are preparing them now for what will go on during the four weeks of spring football."
The NCAA mandated 15 days of practice will be spread over a four-week period, culminating with the annual Spring Game on Saturday, May 1 in Cullowhee. Game time and format have yet to be determined. The team will conduct practices on Tuesday and Thursday's in the mornings during the week, while holding mid-morning sessions through Noon on Saturday also with Sunday afternoon practices.
http://www.catamountsports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/031810aaa.html