Albany Heads To Quarters With Strong Senior Class
By: David Robinett
Updated: December 4, 2012
The Albany Lions are getting ready for the game with the top ranked Munday Moguls on Friday night.
Head coach Denney Faith's program is known to be senior dominated, and this year is no different.
He says he likes have seniors at the top of the program because they know what is expected of them.
"We've got a great group of seniors right now that have really taken the leadership role. That's really caused us to have a great season. We put a lot of pressure and responsibility on our seniors every year. This group has done a great job leading us," said head coach Denny Faith. "There's no real big secret when it comes to what we try and do and the way we try to do things. We're going to try and be sound. Not make many penalties, and play good defense."
The Lions and the Munday Moguls meet for a berth in the state semifinals Friday night in Clyde. That game starts at 7:30.
Head coach Denney Faith's program is known to be senior dominated, and this year is no different.
He says he likes have seniors at the top of the program because they know what is expected of them.
"We've got a great group of seniors right now that have really taken the leadership role. That's really caused us to have a great season. We put a lot of pressure and responsibility on our seniors every year. This group has done a great job leading us," said head coach Denny Faith. "There's no real big secret when it comes to what we try and do and the way we try to do things. We're going to try and be sound. Not make many penalties, and play good defense."
The Lions and the Munday Moguls meet for a berth in the state semifinals Friday night in Clyde. That game starts at 7:30.
