Mt. Blue’s Caleb Haines (13) breaks through the Lawrence defensive line last September. Haines will get more carries this season after being primarily a blocking fullback in 2018. Morning Sentinel file photo
Former Madison coach Scott Franzose takes over at Mt. Blue after the Cougars made strides in 2018 in Class B North.Based on his history, Franzose will implement a more wide-open offense, and he believes he has weapons with big-play ability to make it work.
The backfield features three seniors, including returning quarterback Hunter Meeks, who has picked up the new system quickly.
Caleb Haines, who had more of a blocking role at fullback last year, will get more carries. The Cougars will also look to take advantage of Kevon Johnson’s versatility and Kyle Fox’s speed to move the chains.
Franzose promises the defense will be wide-open, too, attacking from all angles. If they make the transition quickly, the Cougars could be a force in B North.
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