The Wildcats had good production from their offense, and first-year quarterback Bryan Kinsey, who managed to throw no interceptions in the scrimmage. The first scrimmage of the year, at Hampshire County, also had the coaches tweaking and fiddling with their schemes. Assignments are going to be pivotal for the Wildcats, and McHale hopes the scrimmage gave his boys a chance to learn the assignments for good. Lack of depth and speed will effect the Wildcats, but McHale is hoping they can find other ways to compensate for it. Right now, I'm a little worried about six people playing both ways.
Depth is a concern.
One of the positives of the scrimmage was that the Wildcats didn't have any turnovers, which kept the offense on the field long enough to generate some big plays. Travis Diamond had a fumble recovery in the scrimmage, and he streaked down the field for a touchdown, giving the Wildcats something to cheer for. Overall, McHale and his staff were pleased with the team's showing, and Dick Allanson of R-MA was also happy with his team's performance. Although we're in different leagues, it would be a natural for our teams to meet up in a regular season game at some point. It's not bad.