CAA Spring Football blogs

[PapaBear]

What do y'all think of these? It's easy to dismiss them as corny and contrived. But if you get past that, I think they're an innovative way to generate ongoing interest in the "second" season -- especially now that the individual teams link them on their own websites. (Well, at least Maine does. I assume other CAA schools are doing or will do the same.)

http://www.caasports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=48484&SPID=4660&DB_OEM_ID=8500&ATCLID=1418715

[paward]

I enjoy reading them. It helps me to keep up with things conisdering that I am far away from the action. Additional, I feel it gives me a brief insight into other programs. I rarely venture into other sites. CAA does a great job bringing it all together.

[aust42]

What do y'all think of these? It's easy to dismiss them as corny and contrived. But if you get past that, I think they're an innovative way to generate ongoing interest in the "second" season -- especially now that the individual teams link them on their own websites. (Well, at least Maine does. I assume other CAA schools are doing or will do the same.)

http://www.caasports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=48484&SPID=4660&DB_OEM_ID=8500&ATCLID=1418715

The CAA has provided excellent coverage for it's 1AA football Conference. Certainly much better than the A-10 provided for us. How does your respective conference cover your 1AA teams?

[Uncle Buck]

I like reading them, it's always interesting to get the players thoughts and opinions.