UMHB Football Spring Notes: Forming cohesiveness, Schedule breakdown, Carey promoted to defensive coordinator

BELTON–Within the UMHB football program, there is a great anticipation about what is being formed. Last season and its 6-4 record is in the rearview mirror. However you look at it, it left a bitter taste in the mouths of the Crusaders, who appear that much more driven, and cohesive, in the quest to take back the ASC title and a spot in the NCAA playoffs. The elephant in the room surrounds the state of the ASC itself, and the future for UMHB considering the changing landscape of Division III athletics, and more specifically, Division III football in the state…