RYAN SMITH: Playing it safe
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 7:31 pmOne of the more common axioms of coaching says that teams are coached during the season, while individual players are coached during the spring. This is the time of year when replacements are found for graduating players, and when players move to new positions.
With the graduation of Rock Dennis — the SMU Mustangs' 2009 leader with five interceptions — the strong safety position is up for grabs. Junior college transfer Justin Sorrell will enter the competition when he arrives for preseason workouts in August, but as of now, sophomore-to-be Ryan Smith is working with the first team.
Smith is the son of a former SMU wide receiver, and is being asked to learn a new position after being recruited to SMU as a cornerback. He visited with PonyFans.com to discuss the battle for the strong safety spot, and how he is progressing at his new position.
http://www.ponyfans.com/features/index.php?id=161
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With the graduation of Rock Dennis — the SMU Mustangs' 2009 leader with five interceptions — the strong safety position is up for grabs. Junior college transfer Justin Sorrell will enter the competition when he arrives for preseason workouts in August, but as of now, sophomore-to-be Ryan Smith is working with the first team.
Smith is the son of a former SMU wide receiver, and is being asked to learn a new position after being recruited to SMU as a cornerback. He visited with PonyFans.com to discuss the battle for the strong safety spot, and how he is progressing at his new position.
http://www.ponyfans.com/features/index.php?id=161
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