Featured Athletes /// William Woods Football
Owls Football Looks to Grow Year 2, Aſter Building Foundations in Year 1
Story By: Robby Campbell Photography By: WWU Athletics
Last fall, William Woods University had football on its campus for This coming season, the Owls may have a new head coach in Sam Camp, who was the to the excitement the sport has brought to the university in Fulton. “It was something to be proud of,” Camp said of being a part of the
together to work on a common goal, takes work. The development and growth we’ve had as a program since day one has been special Now at the helm of the program, Camp, a four-year letter-win-
receiver for NAIA Friends University, shared what he looks forward as the man in charge.
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“Year two is about turning growth and expectation into reality,” Camp stated. “As coaches, we always say the improvement from game one to game two is the largest you see in a season. I think the same holds true for years as a program. Our guys have put in a lot of work, and we have high expectations for who we can be this fall. I’m excited to see our guys earn opportunities to celebrate and recognize the accomplishments that come from that process.” -
help me get better each day in practice was how I was able to pow- er through,” Serri said. “Last year was a great learning experience for all of us, me included.” -
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