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August 26, 2009
Madison Heights Lamphere
League: Macomb Area Conference Bronze Division Offense The Rams set a school record for points scored a year ago (273), and Horvath was a major reason for that. Set to start for the third straight season, the senior threw for nearly 1,600 yards in 2008 while tossing 15 touchdowns. “He controls the offense in terms of his demeanor,” coach Jason Charron said. “The way he displays his confidence in the huddle and how he conducts himself on the field is what other guys look up to.” After graduating their workhorse in 1,000-yard rusher David Shoebottom, the Rams’ main concern with the ball is at the running back spot. Defense What Horvath is to the offense, Charron feels Lewis is to the defense. As a sophomore, he helped the Rams allow just 15.6 points per game. With six guys back in the fold, things could be even better. “With him leading our defense, we think we’re going to hold some teams down,” Charron said. “He’s the leader, without a doubt, and part of a very experienced group.” . Special teams Charron feels the punt, while sometimes overlooked, can be one of the biggest plays in a game because of the possible change in field position. With that in mind, he was quick to name Kowzlowski the key player on special teams. “He’s one of those guys who always has the ability to change the field position on a return,” Charron said. “When he’s doing what he does best, our offense is usually in a good spot.” “If we play as a team, and keep in mind how last year went, this is a squad that can win a league title,” he said.
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