Mustangs showcase improvements in scrimmage

  • The Mustangs pass rush looked ready to hit someone on an opposing team on Thursday as they put constant pressure on the Lions QBs. On the final drive, the Mustangs tallied a sack and a pressure that led to an interception. Photos by Nathan Hendrix/The Highlander
    The Mustangs pass rush looked ready to hit someone on an opposing team on Thursday as they put constant pressure on the Lions QBs. On the final drive, the Mustangs tallied a sack and a pressure that led to an interception. Photos by Nathan Hendrix/The Highlander
  • Head Coach Brian Herman said he was pleased with the effort and energy the Mustangs put into the scrimmage. Although the game didn’t count, players were diving for tackles and running through contact as they would during a district game.
    Head Coach Brian Herman said he was pleased with the effort and energy the Mustangs put into the scrimmage. Although the game didn’t count, players were diving for tackles and running through contact as they would during a district game.
Marble Falls Mustangs fans got their first glimpse of the 2020 squads on Thursday, Sept. 17 during scrimmages with Leander High School, and it’s clear that this year’s teams are not last year’s teams. The varsity Mustangs ended the timed quarter with a 0-0 tie with the 6A Lions, and Head Coach Brian Herman liked what he saw from his team. “I was happy with a lot of things. The good thing about…

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