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The ninth Army football depth chart of the season has no changes in the starting lineup and just one change on the special team unit for Saturday’s road game with North Texas.
Of course, the most-anticipated news is the status of starting quarterback Bryson Daily, who missed last week’s win over Air Force with an undisclosed illness or injury. Daily is listed as the starter against UNT but coach Jeff Monken said his status is somewhere between questionable and probable. Daily was also listed as the lead last week but junior Dewayne Coleman got his first start. Cale Hellums is next in line, followed by Ethan Washington, Monken said.
The lone change on the special teams is Tyrell Robinson back as the lead punt returner, a task he performed against Air Force.
Army running back Tyrell Robinson (21) runs the ball against Boston College during the first half at Michie Stadium.
The No. 18 Black Knights – coming off wins over Lehigh, FAU, Rice, Temple, Tulsa, Alabama Birmingham, East Carolina and Air Force – play on the road for the fourth time this season and first since playing at Tulsa on Oct. 5. The 3:30 p.m. ET game will be televised by ESPN2.
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On Oct. 27, the Black Knights moved up three spots in both the AP and coaches’ polls, to No. 21. This week, Army jumped three spots in the AP and two spots, to No. 19, in the coaches’ poll.
Army offense
QB – No. 13 Bryson Daily, Sr. (24 career games); No. 10 Dewayne Coleman, Jr. (10); No. 3 Cale Hellums, Soph. (5); Ethan Washington (0)
RB – No. 6 Kanye Udoh, Soph. (18); No. 33 Jake Rendina, Soph. (11)
Army running back Kanye Udoh (26) carries the ball against Holy Cross during the first half at Michie Stadium. Danny Wild-USA…
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Author : Times Herald-Record
Publish date : 2024-11-06 04:50:07
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