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Huuuuuuuuump Daaaaaaaaay! John Robertson needs help on offense this season. As if a revamped offensive line wasn't enough to worry about, he's replacing his two wide receivers and two running backs that carried a lot of the load the past couple of years.
But help could possibly come in the form of freshmen running back/slot receiver Jarrett McClenton. He's an FBS talent, who probably wasn't recruited at the highest level because of his slight stature. That shouldn't be too big of a deterrent in the FCS, and he's getting a ton of praise from Andy Talley and his teammates early on. That's rare at Villanova, and worth noting.
With Robertson on deck for his final season, McClenton may be able to help secure his legacy, and then go on to create on of his own.
And now, the "news."
RB Jarrett McClenton looks to make impact at Villanova | The Philadelphia Tribune: Sports
Andy Talley, Villanova head coach, has been very impressed with the former All-Catholic League standout.
Panthers rookie Rakim Cox earns his attention | Charlotte Observer
The former Wildcats defensive end was impressive in the first preseason game of the year, recording 1 sack, 2 tackles, and 2 QB hurries.
Villanova Golf Announces Complete 2015-16 Schedule | Villanova.com
Head coach James Wilkes revealed the entire 2015-16 schedule for the Wildcats Tuesday, as Villanova will compete in 11 tournaments throughout the season.
UConn QBs protected by a 6-foot-9, 310-pound archer from Denmark | CBSSports.com
Andreas Knappe is a 6-9, 310-pound right tackle for UConn but also a former national team archer for Denmark.
Villanova, Georgetown make Business Insider's list of top 50 colleges | Big East Coast Bias
Yay!
Devious adults caught making children tank softball World Series game | SBNation.com
Sportsmanship is dead.