Photo by Andrew Kilzer, TexAgs
Legs were tired. Players were dragging.
Texas A&M Coach Kevin Sumlin didn’t necessarily like what he saw during the Thursday evening practice session — the second part of the first two-a-day workouts — but he anticipated it.
A week of football practice in the 100-degree heat of a Brazos Valley August will drain energy from anyone.
“There was a lull, but it was better at the end,” Sumlin said after practice. “(The players) have had to change their structure and it takes a little getting used to.
Texas A&M Coach Kevin Sumlin didn’t necessarily like what he saw during the Thursday evening practice session — the second part of the first two-a-day workouts — but he anticipated it.
A week of football practice in the 100-degree heat of a Brazos Valley August will drain energy from anyone.
“There was a lull, but it was better at the end,” Sumlin said after practice. “(The players) have had to change their structure and it takes a little getting used to.
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