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2014 Prep Football Preview: Ashland

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2014 Prep Football Preview: Ashland

 

 

Posted: Thursday, August 21, 2014 2:00 pm

Rocky Stanley / The Independent

For the second year in a row, Ashland returns only two starters on each side of the football.

 

The Tomcats overcame inexperience in 2013 to go 8-4, including a playoff win, during Tony Love’s first season as head coach.

 

Excited about playing at refurbished Putnam Stadium, Ashland again has high expectations despite another season with new faces all over the place.

 

“It’s kind of the same situation that we found ourselves in last year,” Love said. “We graduated almost all of the offense and defense. We’re starting from scratch again. That seems to be a recurring theme, especially on the line.”

 

Of course, the Tomcats are unlikely to get anybody’s sympathy. Especially with dynamic running back Quinton Baker and All-Area defender Drew O’Bryan back to lead the charge.

 

While those names are getting a lot of attention, Love’s message to his players is being selfless and pulling together.

 

“I really want them to think about team and selflessness,” said Love, who pointed to a positive example already set by one of his players.

 

“It hinges on a Tucker Schweickart being willing to make a sacrifice by moving from tight end,” Love said.

 

Ashland‘s biggest question mark is the offensive line after graduating all five starters.

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