Charlotte, N.C. - An eight-loss campaign guarantees another offseason of change for Johnson C. Smith football.
The Golden Bulls, who won just two games and finished fifth in the six-team CIAA South, face challenges on both sides of the ball when spring drills open Friday. On offense, they must replace the most accomplished receiver in school history, Jeremy Franklin, and locate a play-making quarterback. Smith also needs to bulk up a defense that allowed an average of 39.9 points 405.5 per game in 2010.
Special teams need shoring up as well after allowing a school record eight blocked punts.
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