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I think it is safe to say that the job is Crisp's to lose. He needs to reach the point where the game "slows down" for him at the varsity level, and that can only come with experience and playing time. I have heard that he is hitting most every QB camp that he can this summer, which can only help him. Plus, he has had the privilege of tutoring under Burchett for the past 2 years.

One thing I will say for this coaching staff. They have shown a knack for getting young talented freshmen on the field in some capacity. In recent years, McKinney, Burchett, Griffith, Jamerson, and Garner have all seen meaningful minutes, if not started some games, at the varsity level throughout their freshmen years. If Anderson is as talented as everyone says (and I know canoeman...if he says so, then I believe him), he will find some varsity PT in some capacity next year. It may be at rb, wr, special teams, punt returns, etc. Whether it is at QB or not remains to be seen.

I know that the returning players are hitting the weights and conditioning HARD, with several of the players attending the HIT center in Huntington. We will be bottom heavy next year with freshmen and sophmores, and only 3-6 seniors, but given the "out of nowhere" success of last season, I am anxious for the year to begin. What better place to open the season next year than at CAM against Belfry (unless they will agree to come here again next year...)?