The defending State B football champion Loyola Rams are off to a winning start to the season once again at 2-0, but coaches and players say they need to be better to achieve last year's success.
"So far we have played three good quarters of football, out of eight, so we have a ways to go before I am happy with where we are at," said Loyola Head Coach Dan Weber.
"We have started a little slower this year and that just takes time to learn it and the more we do it the better we will get at it," said Senior Zach Hollenback.
Last year the Rams slung the ball all over the field with quarterback Bo Hughes and receiver Josh Janssen leading the way. But the offense has taken a different style so far this season.
"With last years team we were a real quick scoring offense and this year it's going to be more slugging it out in the trenches but I believe we have the line to do that this year, and I know we have the running backs to do that and Matt McHugh is progressing as a quarterback as the season goes along," said Weber.
After wins over Manhattan and Jefferson the Rams go to Ronan to play a familiar Chiefs team.
"This is really the start of the season everyone is 0-0 and we really have to come out strong and make a statement," said Hollenback.
While the passing game continues to grow coach Weber knows he can rely on his defense as they start conference play.
"They have done a great job I couldn't ask for anything more from our teams on defense, in our first two ball games they literally had two goal line stands that preserved the wins for us," said Weber.
The Rams will play only their third game of the season Friday as you might remember their first game against Fairfield was canceled because of the weather.
After the Seattle Seahawks announced a statement for their Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson that he was filing for divorce from his wife, only one question popped into my head. What is going to happen to Danger-Russ on the field?
After the Seattle Seahawks announced a statement for their Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson that he was filing for divorce from his wife, only one question popped into my head. What is going to happen to Danger-Russ on the field?
Tuesday, April 22 2014 10:55 PM EDT2014-04-23 02:55:41 GMT
KHQ - Stay tuned to KHQ.COM for the arrival of President Barack Obama in Everett, WA on Air Force 1 around 12:30pm Tuesday. President Obama plans to visit and survey the devastated community of Oso. Air Force 1 could arrive as early as 12:25 or as late as 12:50. >>>WATCH Right Here On Khq.com>>>
KHQ.COM - The President has arrived in Washington State to visit and survey the devastated community of Oso. Air Force touched down in Everett shortly after 12:30 today. Obama will tour the area of Oso and visit with families who loved ones were killed in the devastating mudslide.
Thursday, April 24 2014 12:11 AM EDT2014-04-24 04:11:28 GMT
Right across the street from the South Crossing outlet, a church has moved into the former Vann's building.Zootown Church opened on Brooks Street about a month ago. The church is affiliated with Zootown brew in downtown Missoula, and it's a member of the national group, the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.The owner of the neighboring business, Paradise Falls Sports Bar, said since the church opened, his bar is seeing more customers. "They come in on Sunday's they have at the church, ...
Right across the street from the South Crossing outlet, a church has moved into the former Vann's building.Zootown Church opened on Brooks Street about a month ago. The church is affiliated with Zootown brew in downtown Missoula, and it's a member of the national group, the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.The owner of the neighboring business, Paradise Falls Sports Bar, said since the church opened, his bar is seeing more customers. "They come in on Sunday's they have at the church, ...
Tuesday, April 22 2014 8:13 PM EDT2014-04-23 00:13:46 GMT
30-percent of Montana State University's trash is full of recyclable materials. To bring awareness to Earth Day, MSU staff and students went through garbage and collected recyclable items.
30-percent of Montana State University's trash is full of recyclable materials. To bring awareness to Earth Day, MSU staff and students went through garbage and collected recyclable items.
