West Virginia head coach Neal Brown aims to enhance team’s kickoff returns and coverage
Key points:
- West Virginia head coach Neal Brown recognizes the need to improve the team's kickoff returns and coverage
- The team has invested in transfer players, Ja’Shaun Poke and Beanie Bishop, to bolster their return game
- The Mountaineers are focusing on technique and field position in their preparations for the season
West Virginia head coach Neal Brown is determined to improve the team’s return game after a lackluster performance last season. The Mountaineers struggled with kickoff returns and coverage, leading to poor field position. To address these issues, West Virginia brought in transfer options such as Ja’Shaun Poke and Beanie Bishop. Poke, a wide receiver from Kent State, has proven to be a high-level kickoff returner with impressive speed. Bishop, a defensive back from Minnesota, has also shown promise in kick returns. The team’s focus on technique during the summer has given hope for improvement in a crucial area of the game.
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