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Austin Peay Governors Football hope Quanity equals Quality at Running Back with Ryan White gone
August 24, 2012 | 
Written by Brad Kirtley
APSU Sports Information Director
Clarksville, TN – When you graduate the program’s second all-time leading rusher, the answers are not always easy. But in Austin Peay’s case it may be as much about quantity as it is quality.
That that’s the situation facing the Governors in 2012, replacing two-time 1,000-yard rusher Ryan White.
Austin Peay Football. (Courtesy: Austin Peay Sports Information)
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Austin Peay Governors Football’s Red-White game set for Thursday
APSU Sports: Austin Peay Football
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University’s football team will culminate spring practice 7:00pm, Thursday, with the Red-White Spring game, in Governors Stadium.
The 69 players were selected through a draft after Tuesday’s practice. Head coach Rick Christophel divided up his 14 seniors and then placed them in charge of the draft.
Austin Peay Football. (Courtesy: Brittney Sparn/APSU Sports Information)
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Football Govs inconsistent in first scrimmage
APSU Sports: Men’s Football
Clarksville, TN – Inconsistency was the key word from both sides of the football after Austin Peay State University’s first scrimmage, Monday morning, at Governors Stadium.
The offense tallied six plays of 25 or more yards while the defense produced 16 plays that resulted in negative yards in a scrimmage that saw 85 plays run. The offense finished with 13 first downs and three scores while the defense failed to produce a turnover, although defensive personnel did block an early field-goal attempt.
APSU Football Scrimmage Monday Morning. (Courtesy: Austin Peay Sports Information)
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White primed to rush up career charts in final Govs season
APSU Sports: Men’s Football
Clarksville, TN – As practice started, Ryan White was down on one knee helping one of his young teammates stretch out his hamstrings.
A while later White was showing another fellow running back the footwork needed to run a drill. After a few minutes passed, he was helping new running backs coach J.D. Sellers set up cones to run a drill.
White is now in his fifth fall camp for Austin Peay. There is little left to learn for the Nashville native. Quietly he has developed into one of the program’s type all-time running backs-he was first-team All-Ohio Valley Conference in 2009 and was named preseason this year.
APSU Football. (Courtesy: Austin Peay Sports Information)
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Governors wrap up spring practice with impressive offensive showing
APSU Men’s Football
Clarksville, TN – The offense gained the upper hand in the final Austin Peay State University football scrimmage held Friday afternoon in Governors Stadium.
It was a situational scrimmage where the APSU offense was given the ball with a designated down and distance. Some 27 situations-beginning with a first-and-10 at their own five-yard up to 3rd-and-long-were presented during the afternoon. The scrimmage concluded with the Governors offense beginning at its own 30-yard line and allowed to drive. In total, APSU’s offense scored six times.
APSU Men's Football. (Austin Peay Sports Information)
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Football Govs set to begin spring practice Tuesday
APSU Men’s Football
Clarksville, TN – Fueled with an experienced roster, Austin Peay State University’s football team will begin spring practice, 3:45pm, Tuesday, in Governors Stadium.
The Governors return 48 lettermen from a team that finished 2-9 a year ago. With so many lettermen returning it translates into 16 starters—eight offense and eight defense—back to provide experience.
“I am excited about what we have coming back,” APSU coach Rick Christophel said. “We have more going this spring (than last year), except for one position, that is quarterback.
APSU Men's Football. (Austin Peay Sports Information)
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