Weltnachrichten – USA – Flames ready for a quick turnaround for Friday’s matchup with UMass

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Saturday night took them and « L », but Friday afternoon the goal is to jump back.

« To be honest, the whole team just wants to do well and get back into the profit column, » said Tristan Schultz, offensive lineman at Flames.

After first glimpse of losing this season at NC State, Liberty uses this lesson to motivate her in preparation for UMass.

« This is an important week for us not only to prepare schematically for an opponent, but also to make sure our kids are as fresh and healthy as possible in a short week, » said head coach Hugh Freeze.

The Minutemen come to Lynchburg without a win, but their defense has played differently than the Flames in recent games.

« They do some good things, they play a lot of good coverage, they are athletic and they have a lot of good transfers there so we need to prepare to play and get some points, » said Freeze.

« I feel like we just have to be ourselves and not get hurt. I feel like we got injured a few times in the last game, ”said Flames wide receiver DJ Stubbs.

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« This game is very important to us and we will come out and make a statement and get back on track and show what we are about and what we have been up to this entire season before last week. Said Flames linebacker Anthony Butler.

Eric is no stranger to Roanoke Valley. Originally from Roanoke, he is a proud graduate of William Fleming High School.

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