Levi Boatright returns at
running back and spearheads
a backfield that also includes
Anthony Knopp, Gunner Creel
and Zac White.
Lane Tipton and Brayden
Cason (wide receiver), and
Jayden Perkins and Christian
Couch (tight end) will be
involved in the offense as well.
Gavin Phillips, Brandon
Holmes, Jacob Persall, Jacob
Holderfield and Tyler Suryono
— all seniors — form an
experienced offensive line for the
Broncos.
Moss hopes — in addition to
replacing Chaney’s production
— the offense continues to make
improvements.
“We want to get better every
day, starting with practice,” he
said. “As games progress, we
want to get better and stress the
importance of us getting better.
I’m an effort guy. If they give me
effort, I can’t ask for much more
out of them. If we do that, I think
good things will come.”
DEFENSE
Phillips, Holmes, Persall,
Couch and Perkins will form the
Broncos’ defensive line.
Boatright, meanwhile, will
be joined by Suryono and
Holderfield at linebacker.
Perkins, Knopp and Marsh are
names to watch in the secondary.
After allowing just 18.6 points
per contest in 2018, Holly Pond
dipped to 34.6 last season.
Moss said he planned to
simplify things on that side of the
ball this fall.
HEAD COACH
Chris Moss
RECORD AT SCHOOL
0-0
CAREER RECORD
48-58
ASSISTANT COACHES
Ty Wilson
Mark Cornelius
Mike Bates
LAST SEASON
2-8, 2-4
(Class 3A, Region 5)
LAST PLAYOFF APPEARANCE
2018
STADIUM
Thomas-Michelfelder Field
2020 FOOTBALL PREVIEW
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