My favorite part of our most recent article: "If you combine stats from the first three games (216 total rushing yards against the Tribe), you end up with roughly the number of yards that W&M was giving up on the ground PER GAME last year (207.4)." WOW. How's that for a turnaround? Have to give a lot of credit to Trevor Andrews -- he's really turned this unit up a notch.

Check out our analysis of last weekend's game, including "The Good, The Bad, The Ugly" below! LET'S GO TRIBE.


Article: https://wmsportsblog.com/2017/09/19/post...-bucknell/

Nice recap.

One checkpoint though. I thought we scored on our first possession which made it 7-0 after one quarter. You could say a slow start though I think it was more a momentum shift when we were held to a FG early in 2nd after a 1st and goal from the 1 yard line. Then the callback of the returned fumble which nixed a 17-0 lead mid 2nd.

Evans and Funderburke are different kinds of runners and don't resemble each other.

Evans reminds me of the great Jonathon Grimes with his elusiveness, quick start, and the ability to always fall forward. Funderburke is more of a power guy, running through and over people.

I'd love to see both in the backfield at the same time.