Strengths? Weakness?

[GrizMania]

After playing against a 1-a team should have shown you guys where your team is strong and weak to some degree.

By viewing the roster it would appear you're deep at CB, LB and WR.
How accurate is that? I'm only going by a #s standpoint, so i don't really know the talent in each area.

Also is the wr from Sentinel, still on the team? I think his name si Stensland or something like that. I recall he's tall and catches well...or is he a BB player?

thansk for any insight.

[gtapp]

Stensland is a RS WR for the Cats. This will be his first year of eligibility. He is currently buried on the depth chart but after all the graduations this year he should get some playing time next year.

The Cats are deep at most positions. Some of our 2nd team LB's are either young or inexperienced but talented. DL lost one starter and one 2nd team player this fall but we still have reasonable depth.

[BobcatBlood]

I think our biggest strength is mental toughness and intelligence - game management, confidence (but not cockiness) - those things that can make a team with average (or a little better) athleticism and skill, a REALLY good team.

Weaknesses so far seem to be our ground game and I'm not sure what to expect from our return teams. I think the tools are in the shed. It will be interesting to see how the adjustments we're making improve these areas.

[El_Gato]

I think our biggest strength is our leadership. Guys like Travis, Mac, Bolton, etc. know how far they've ALL come in their careers and I KNOW these guys see themselves as being on a mission to prove once & for all that Bobcat Football is back and is a force to be reckoned with.

[hokeyfine]

we must jump on them quick tomorrow to dominate them mentally.

[iaafan]

This game gets bigger by the minute. I guess with UM basically having two pressure-free games and EW being off this week and having a game against W. Oregon, all the spotlight has been on MSU.

[GrizMania]

Thanks for the info folks.