[NU Sports] Spring Game

[warneradams]

Yes, I saw Brewer line up in the back field on one play and lead what looked
like a kind of option play to the left.  

-----Original Message-----
From: nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com [mailto:nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com] On
Behalf Of Jim Bendat
Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 6:47 PM
To: nwu-sports at tssi.com
Subject: Re: [NU Sports] Spring Game

I didn't attend, but I did find some time to listen to WNUR on 
Saturday.  Coach Walker spoke extensively after the game, and I recall 
him saying:
 -- Tyrell Sutton was held out "because we know what he can do"
 -- Terrell Jordan still has a hamstring problem
 -- Brandon Roberson hurt his ankle during the game, but Walker feels 
he'll be fine
 -- Eric Peterman suffered a mild concussion during the week, but Walker 
was pleased with his progress as a CB

The WNUR guys were very thrilled with Brewer.  Apparently, the guy can 
really run.  Occasionally, we're lining up with two QBs on the field at 
once, as Brewer can also catch the ball.  Walker calls him our "slash" 
guy, a la Cordell Stewart.

Jim B.

warneradams wrote:
> It was a beautiful day Saturday and it was nice to see the squad actually
> get to run through an entire spring game.  The defense contained the
offense
> throughout the first 20 plays or so but eventually the offense adjusted to
> garner some long gains.  All three quarterbacks struggled at times with
> interceptions and missed passes but the most impressive performance seemed
> to come from red shirt freshman Andrew Brewer.  He is 6-3 215 with great
> hands (he also can also play wide receiver) and broke a number of tackles
> when called upon to run.  I didn't see Sutton play so I guess he was held
> out.  I also didn't notice any two back sets from Walker although I tended
> to study the defense more.
>
>   

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