Ottawa Cyclone offense aims for 1000 yard backfield in 1994
Cyclone coach notes a shift from a one back to a balanced attack in 1994. Gumm leads the backfield after 440 yards and four yard per carry last season, with Justin Curry and Jason Lopez pushing for more. Gumm targets 1000 rushing yards as linemen start strong in practice.
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Ottawa High School football squad preview 1994 offense defense mix
Ottawa High School outlines 1994 football plans with position groups across offense and defense. Key players include Mavity and Newland at quarterback, Pelton and Underwood as receivers, O Dea and Ayers at tight end, Burns at defensive end, and Gumm at strong safety. Coach Mann highlights returning lettermen, system familiarity, athletic growth, and a more aggressive defense aimed at pressuring opponents.
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OHS offensive line faces challenge this season
Ottawa High School gears up for a tough season as the offensive line, the heart of the attack, reshapes after three starters departed. Returnees Thad OConnor and Robbie Burns anchor, with Scott Hughes and Scott Hornbuckle pushing for right guard and tackle jobs. Center battles between Bryan Knight and Jeff Young. Team depth and JV cohesion cited as strengths as Ron Mann notes expected competition at all positions.
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