WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (April 11, 2014)—Today's William and Mary football spring practice update features a video interview with quarterback Christian Brumbaugh and a quick look at the Tribe's spring depth chart at the quarterback position.
The Tribe will conclude the spring practice season this Saturday with the Green and Gold Game. Action will get underway at Zable Stadium at 1 p.m. Fans unable to attend can watch a live high-definition video stream of the game online at TribeAthletics.com by clicking here.
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach Kevin Rogers
“We have a talented group at the quarterback position. I have been pleased to see the entire group taking steps forward in their individual development. We have been building their football knowledge, and now we have to see the work in the film room translate to more production on the playing field. That being said, we have had multiple setbacks with injuries at the position that have limited us from getting some players much needed reps.”
| Quarterbacks |
#14 Christian Brumbaugh, Jr. (6-4, 215)
Reserve who has been a member of the travel squad for the past two seasons ... Possesses good football instincts and is very familiar with the offensive schemes ... Brings strong work ethic and takes responsibility for his own progress on a daily basis ... Made strides throughout the spring with executing the offense ... Good size and leadership ... Former CAA Commissioner's Award winner. |
#16 Steve Cluley, So. (6-3, 215)
Appeared in four games as a reserve last season ... Athletic quarterback with good size ... Has made tremendous improvement with his overall handle of the offense ... Good arm strength ... Has ability to make all throws in offense ... Needs to continue making progress in improving his decision making ... Missed valuable reps with an ankle injury this spring. |
#17 Frank Brown IV, So. (6-2, 195)
Former walk-on who was a wide receiver last fall ... Excellent arm and overall body strength ... Tremendous work ethic ... Good athlete ... Needs to continue to develop his comfort in running the team's system. |
#2 Jhalil Mosley, RFr. (6-0, 185)
Redshirted as a true freshman last season ... Tremendous athlete with superior arm strength ... Good speed ... Has had limited exposure to live reps, due to foot injury this spring. |
#47 Michael Yankovich, So. (6-0, 195)
Scout team wide receiver last season ... Young, left-handed walk-on ... Great work ethic ... Has maximized every opportunity to see reps this spring ... Will continue his development this fall ... In addition to wide receiver, he has seen practice time as a defensive back ... Former CAA Commissioner's Award winner. |
