With classes beginning Monday, the Chadron State College football team, about 125 players strong, wrapped up its full-time pre-season drills Saturday by scurrying up the large butte that is behind the campus. The butte, once known as “The King’s Chair” when it was topped a sandstone formation that disappeared about 15 years ago, is still an imposing climb since it’s perhaps 250 feet above the heart of the campus. The Eagles have another week of practice before heading to Texas to open the schedule at Angelo State at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 1.
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Here are the five players who are expected to handle a bulk of the running back duties for the Chadron State Eagles this fall. They are, from left, Dorian Collier, Tallahassee; Jalen Starks, Chicago by way of Los Angeles; Rylan Aguallo, Mitchell; Jeydon Cox, Jackson Hole; and Brock Ping, Billings.
While high school football is opening with a bang in Nebraska this week, the Chadron State Eagles will have another week to prepare for their season opener against Angelo State at San Angelo in the middle of Texas on Thursday, Sept. 1.
With classes beginning Monday, the Chadron State College football team, about 125 players strong, wrapped up its full-time pre-season drills Saturday by scurrying up the large butte that is behind the campus. The butte, once known as “The King’s Chair” when it was topped a sandstone formation that disappeared about 15 years ago, is still an imposing climb since it’s perhaps 250 feet above the heart of the campus. The Eagles have another week of practice before heading to Texas to open the schedule at Angelo State at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 1.
Here are the five players who are expected to handle a bulk of the running back duties for the Chadron State Eagles this fall. They are, from left, Dorian Collier, Tallahassee; Jalen Starks, Chicago by way of Los Angeles; Rylan Aguallo, Mitchell; Jeydon Cox, Jackson Hole; and Brock Ping, Billings.
