MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- The Alabama State football team opened the second week of spring practice with a highly spirited session Tuesday at Hornet Stadium.
The warm conditions led to festive, competitive battles all over the field as the Hornets move toward Saturday's 9 a.m. scrimmage.
Last season, the Alabama State offense ranked third in the SWAC in both scoring offense (33.4 points per game) and total offense (430.2 yards per game), and offensive coordinator Fred Kaiss likes what he sees after four days of spring practice.
"I like where we are," the fourth-year ASU offensive coordinator said. "There are specific things I'm looking for each day. There were a couple of things I pinpointed today, we worked them and worked them, and as practice went along, we got better. There are specific things we want to get better at in the spring, and I'm happy with that. I'm excited with our progress."
The Hornets return to practice Thursday at 11 a.m. prior to Saturday's scrimmage.
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