Unseasonable cold temperatures and strong winds marked the Catamount football team's 10th spring practice session at Bob Waters Field at E.J. Whitmire Stadium. Five quarterbacks and running backs split reps in drills, focusing on position, unit, and team exercises, with a emphasis on third-down scenarios during scrimmage sessions. The coaching staff is leveraging these sessions to develop a young team for the upcoming season.

By the Numbers
  • Last season, Western Carolina had an average home attendance of 11,935, ranking 15th in the country.
  • WCU had record-breaking football season ticket sales in 2023, surpassing the previous high from 2022.
State of Play
  • Team gearing up for a morning scrimmage on April 6, leading to the annual Spring Game on April 13.
  • The coaching staff is using the spring practices to foster competition, aiming to solidify positions for the upcoming season.
Bottom Line

The Catamount football team is bracing themselves for the upcoming season through intense spring training, focusing on developing a competitive squad amidst challenging weather conditions and fostering a culture of growth and learning.