Conditioning is the worst part to start the sports seasons. The Raiders are practicing in the morning, doing prep work in the classroom for an hour and a half or longer ‘break’ and then back on …
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Conditioning is the worst part to start the sports seasons. The Raiders are practicing in the morning, doing prep work in the classroom for an hour and a half or longer ‘break’ and then back on the field for the second physical practice session of the day. Photo by Bruce Karnick
Danny Millner is taking advantage of every rep he gets in practice, competing on every play and impressing coaches. Here Millner is firing a pass during skeleton drills with Offensive Coordinator Jason Koch and other players observing. Photo by Bruce Karnick
Footballs were flying all over the practice field during the six-on-six skeleton drills Thursday morning. The offense made some incredible throws and receptions during this practice. The defense never gave up and did get some stops, but that did not stop the defensive coaches from having some motivational words after the drill ended. Photo by Bruce Karnick