Coaches realize fatigue hurt Rattlers late
Joe Taylor took one look at the statistics from last season and spotted where FAMU troubles were. Turnovers and not enough participating players throughout the season. But even with last season's a 3-8 record, Taylor is already getting word from around the MEAC that his Rattlers won't be taken lightly. He understands that in part is due to his move from Hampton earlier this year and FAMU's reputation of winning in years long past.
Plus, there is more parity than ever in the league — obvious by Delaware State's turnaround to win the conference title last season. But Taylor said the Rattlers can again become contenders for a championship if they take to heart his mantra about protection of the football. FAMU ended last season with the highest turnover margin with minus 12.
Saturday's media day gave Taylor another platform to stress his concerns about ball control.
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