Lebo coach Butch Jones has offensive depth, and he’s using it to the fullest — and doing so with a team that’s more than happy to share the wealth.
The team-first attitude and positive chemistry the Wolves are displaying help explain to Jones why Lebo’s ground attack has piled up the rushing yards in helping the Wolves jump out to a 2-0 start.
“I think our offensive line’s doing a really good job, and I think our front five guys — you know, we’re playing about nine different people up front — and I think those guys are doing a really nice job,” Jones said. “They understand what’s going on. So far, they’ve been able to pick up what the other team’s doing to us defensively, so I think that’s key.
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