If there has been a theme to Alabama State's spring practice, it has been progress. With the task of implementing a new offense prior to next season, head coach Reggie Barlow has stressed the importance of making progress each day. The offensive players, time and again, have mentioned how much they're focused on improving each day.
It was that mindset the Hornets took into Saturday's Black and Gold spring game. Winning or losing seemed to make little difference to either side. It was all about judging how far they've come in 15 practices.
The offense's 29-24 win wasn't pretty, but no one seemed to care.
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