UNH's Josh Smart, UConn's Max DeLorenzo hope to play big role in fall
UNH receiver Josh Smart
WEST HAVEN — University of New Haven wide receiver Josh Smart describes himself as a possession receiver.
Smart takes pride in taking on linebackers over the middle and crushing charging safeties and cornerbacks. However, even the tough guys get scared sometimes.
“I just remember freshman year,” Smart said, “being nervous, 18 years old going against these 23-year-old grown men around the conference. It was real nerve-wracking.”
Read more from Henry Chisholm here.
STORRS — Max DeLorenzo took a handoff, slipped through the line and broke to the outside for 30 yards.
It was another big gainer for UConn’s tailback from Berlin, who had an impressive spring practice Saturday. Linebacker Sio Moore, watching the play from the sideline, shook his head and wondered if it wasn’t someone else wearing the No. 44 jersey.
“He looks like Mike Alstott running the ball,” Moore said.
Moore pretty much hit the analogy on the head. DeLorenzo, a 5-foot-11, 213-pound redshirt freshman, looked an awful lot like a smaller version of Alstott, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers power back.
Read more from Chip Malafronte here.
WEST HAVEN — University of New Haven wide receiver Josh Smart describes himself as a possession receiver.
Smart takes pride in taking on linebackers over the middle and crushing charging safeties and cornerbacks. However, even the tough guys get scared sometimes.
“I just remember freshman year,” Smart said, “being nervous, 18 years old going against these 23-year-old grown men around the conference. It was real nerve-wracking.”
Read more from Henry Chisholm here.
STORRS — Max DeLorenzo took a handoff, slipped through the line and broke to the outside for 30 yards.
It was another big gainer for UConn’s tailback from Berlin, who had an impressive spring practice Saturday. Linebacker Sio Moore, watching the play from the sideline, shook his head and wondered if it wasn’t someone else wearing the No. 44 jersey.
“He looks like Mike Alstott running the ball,” Moore said.
Moore pretty much hit the analogy on the head. DeLorenzo, a 5-foot-11, 213-pound redshirt freshman, looked an awful lot like a smaller version of Alstott, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers power back.
Read more from Chip Malafronte here.
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