Marshall Football: ; Snyders Reaction Mixed On Progress; Defense Comes On Strong, but Offense Still Needs Work Before Fall
Charleston Daily Mail › April 14, 2009
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HUNTINGTON - Marshall Coach Mark Snyder was equally encouraged and discouraged Saturday morning, when his defense shined and his offense struggled.
The defense forced six takeaways, including an interception on a two-point conversion, and recorded five sacks in its 69-52 scrimmage victory in front of about 100 fans at Joan C. Edwards Stadium.See the full content of this document
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Marshall Football: ; Snyders Reaction Mixed On Progress; Defense Comes On Strong, but Offense Still Needs Work Before Fall
"I told them 'never feel bad about winning,'" defensive coordinator Rick Minter said. "We sent them out there today to do two things - one is to win and two is to get the ball. And they did both of those."
The offense accumulated 428 total yards, rus...See the full content of this document
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