ALBANY, Georgia — The Albany State football team had already jogged to the locker room as the sun beat down on the Rams’ practice field late Monday morning.
##The field was empty following the season’s first practice, and the coaching staff was beginning to disperse.
##But on a small, steep hill beside the end zone, Albany State quarterback Frank Rivers hadn’t stopped working.
“I’m excited to get out here and fight and lead,” Rivers said after finishing a series of sprints up and down the hill, “and I know these guys behind me are going to fight with me every day and every snap.”
##Rivers and the Rams kicked off the 2014 season Monday morning with a two-hour practice with helmets and no shoulder pads, and the team stepped onto campus this fall with a little extra excitement and momentum following last year’s SIAC championship and season-ending, five-game winning streak.
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