What does Seneca need to do to improve in 2008? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

This team only lost 5 seniors. They started 6 sophomores and a freshman QB on offense last year. The defense included another freshman and 4 sophomores. The future can be very good, if this group will stay together. They need a productive off season in the weightroom.

This team only lost 5 seniors. They started 6 sophomores and a freshman QB on offense last year. The defense included another freshman and 4 sophomores. The future can be very good, if this group will stay together. They need a productive off season in the weightroom.

 

 

Does this team look to be one of the more talented squads Seneca has had in recent memory?

Curious, who is the freshman that started at QB? His name escapes me.

I believe it was DeMarcus Smith, very quick, elusive and strong armed kid. Also had a sophomore RB who should be a big threat this season. Greene maybe?

Whether this looks to be one of the more talented squads in recent memory depends on whether you can remember 2003. If so, they're not there yet, but heading in that direction. Hopefully doing things right this time so that it will last. There are 3 Juniors competing for time at RB, Nick Greene, Devin Mitchell (Boobie), and TJ Sadler. All are talented. If they all have a good offseason, look for the team to try to find ways to get all three guys touches. If one doesn't work this offseason, he will find himself on the outside of the rotation looking in. Don't count out 2 sophomores (to be) Tyrrome Lott and Daquan Garth, both should be involved in the offense especially towards the end of the season.

Demarcus is currently playing basketball. When that is over, he will have to really study the offense. Again, very talented, but will need to put in the work to realize his potential.

I would like to see Seneca come to life. But, until they get some discipline and a coaching staff that can hone in the potential that may be among the athletes. I can only see Seneca being mediocre at best.