Sophomore Cale Leitch will be under center after getting more than enough reps as a freshman a season ago. He will do some work in the offensive backfield and some line duties on defense. Senior DJ Morris-Williams will see plenty of playing time on both side of the ball, according to Volker. “When you go from fielding a team of around 40 last year to 60 this year, you’re able to put together new schemes on both sides of the ball,” Volker said. Volker noted the noticeable difference between his first year on the sidelines and now is the roster. All they want to do is become better football players and a better team.”
“That’s sort of been our stamp so far this year - accountability. “Even though it was an interesting year last season, and we wanted to be more successful, the kids are showing up and putting in the effort,” Volker added. “From the start, it’s been a player-led culture. “I honestly think our players are holding each other accountable,” said Volker, whose squad is looking to bounce back from a 2-7 performance. And that’s making sure his players simply do their job. Given the fact that the second-year Brave mentor has a season under his belt, all eyes are on one thing now. OXFORD - Talawanda High School football coach Jay Volker assessed the accountability card during the last few months.
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