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RE: Scarbinsky: UAB's Spencer Brown bounces back with - yikes - 'a little wiggle'
I give FBHC Clark and his staff credit for knowing how many players UAB would need to replace post Boca bowl. They have had two recruiting groups (JUCO in Dec and HS in Feb- plus transfers) to adjust for those losses. Their ability to make the right personnel choices will determine how well the team will play this fall. I am optimistic that UAB will have the right "change" to pay our way this season.
08-11-2019 10:49 PM
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