TALLAHASSEE, Florida --Their tenacity and togetherness could be heard all the way from the parking lot.
Florida A&M coach Alex Wood hoped his team would begin fall camp with team unity as a focal point to the 2016 season, and the Rattlers seem to be taking heed after the first week of work on the practice fields.
“We had a terrible season last year,” said returning quarterback Kenny Coleman.
“It’s nice to see guys working hard, being competitive and they’ve bought in. They’ve bought into the system, and I think we’ve got a shot at it this year. (The) guys want to win.”
After a 1-10 campaign, the Rattlers were unable to participate in a spring practice due to APR-related sanctions, making most of their offseason work centered on building their strength and conditioning with new coach Parker Brooks.
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