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Message: [QUOTE="PhatOrange, post: 1454551, member: 229"] Juwan Dowels, I have high hope for him. Amazing really that if Dungey is that good with the high IQ, body type etc, that all the schools out west missed on him. [LIST] [*]Shafer said the first defensive play that stood out to him was a pick-six by redshirt freshman cornerback by Juwan Dowels. The media hadn’t arrived at that point, but Shafer said Dowels stepped in front of an out-cut and returned it 35-40 yards for the score. [*]George Morris ran for a 50-yard touchdown before the media arrived at the field, Shafer said. [*]“Steven Clark was in the backfield all day,” Shafer said of the freshman nose tackle. He also noted how freshman defensive end Qaadir Sheppard had a couple nice plays. With injuries to junior Ron Thompson and senior John Raymon on the defensive line, the two freshmen have stepped up. [*]Wide receivers Sean Avant (ice on right knee) and Steve Ishmael (ice on left knee) both sat on the bench during the scrimmage. [*]Terrel Hunt threw two touchdown passes, one of which was a score of about 20 yards where Estime caught the ball at the 5-yard line, turned and accelerated into the end zone. The other was a back-shoulder pass to hybrid Ervin Philips for a score of around 35 yards. [*]Injured defensive starters Raymon and Thompson were both on the defensive sideline, Raymon carrying Gatorades in his left hand and Thompson wearing the team’s Fort Drum shirt, this time without crutches. [*]Freshman hybrid Dontae Strickland was another skill player who did not take any snaps during the Fanfest scrimmage due to a minor lower-body injury. Strickland broke seven or eight tackles over the course of a few plays on Thursday. He caught a pair of intermediate passes and shook off a few defenders on a jet sweep before being gang tackled at the line of scrimmage. Freshman running back Jordan Fredericks had a few more solid runs after standing out at Fanfest. He did miss a check, however, and getting down the playbook will be the key for him seeing the field this year. Freshman hybrid Tyrone Perkins was a weapon in the passing game again, taking a screen for about nine yards. He stood out in pass skeleton at the Fanfest scrimmage. [*] [*]Freshman walk-on running back Jacob Hill turned in another solid performance. His speed helps balance out his lack of size and strength. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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