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Coach Nagy mentioned during a booster lunch on Tuesday in Sioux Falls that Clint Sargent had injured his shoulder in practice. His status was unclear. Anyone heard more? (Losing him for any length of time would be bad news!)
The coach also said that Mark Engen was the only player that played up to his capability in the NDSU game and that Engen has earned more playing time.
No matter what it might look like, all the players on the team care deeply about winning, Nagy said. Kai Williams and Garrett Callahan, who like Engen are seniors, have been huge contributors to the men's program their whole careers against the toughest competition SDSU has ever played.
Here's another tidbit of interest from Nagy. 6-4 Brayden Carlson, who is redshirting, has beefed up. The coach estimates his weight has increased from from 175 to 205. That may be partly because he lifts weights more often than the players on the active players and partly because he eats more. Regardless, Nagy thinks Carlson has a bright future.
Also, Chad White is recovering from his busted up finger and might begin practice shooting soon.
The coaching staff is spending most of its recruiting time checking out high school sophomores and juniors because SDSU's junior class includes four scholarship players.
The coach also said that Mark Engen was the only player that played up to his capability in the NDSU game and that Engen has earned more playing time.
No matter what it might look like, all the players on the team care deeply about winning, Nagy said. Kai Williams and Garrett Callahan, who like Engen are seniors, have been huge contributors to the men's program their whole careers against the toughest competition SDSU has ever played.
Here's another tidbit of interest from Nagy. 6-4 Brayden Carlson, who is redshirting, has beefed up. The coach estimates his weight has increased from from 175 to 205. That may be partly because he lifts weights more often than the players on the active players and partly because he eats more. Regardless, Nagy thinks Carlson has a bright future.
Also, Chad White is recovering from his busted up finger and might begin practice shooting soon.
The coaching staff is spending most of its recruiting time checking out high school sophomores and juniors because SDSU's junior class includes four scholarship players.
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