Five Montana State players to watch for
Montana State
You've got to love this guy for his name alone. He caught 43 passes for 682 yards and four touchdowns in 2010 and has caught at least one pass in his last 22 straight games. He is also the team's primary punt returner.
"I feel like Elvis Akpla is going to be a guy who will be very difficult to handle one-on-one on the outside,'' says MSU coach Rob Ash.
"I feel like Elvis Akpla is going to be a guy who will be very difficult to handle one-on-one on the outside,'' says MSU coach Rob Ash.
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I'm watching for McGhee to get sacked 8-10 times, give up 2 fumbles, and throw at least one pick-six.
Go Utes.
What the heck is a "back infection"?
@Ernest T. - Vertebral osteomyelitis, or infection of the vertebral body, is one - rare in young adults, but dangerous.