Three East Side alums accounted for most of the offense at the Mizzou spring game.
Not only did Macon add Man Size, he threw decently - a couple of picks though - but some nice bombs and lead drives for TDs under time constraints. Brady Cook also had a pick - not as many yards. The competition is still open for the two Sophomore signal-callers.
Luther Burden had a monstrous first half, as he led the team in receptions and had multiple highlight-reel caliber plays. Every pass he caught seemed to go for a big gain, whether it was a slant for a touchdown, a toe-tap sideline grab, or a big gain over the middle of the field. He had a TD
“Luther Burden and Dominic Lovett are having an East St. Louis battle so that’s fun,” Eliah Drinkwitz said at halftime.
The aforementioned Juju took it upon himself to compete with Burden, turning a couple of short plays into huge gains thanks to his speed. One he took all the way across the field and it looked like a high school play by "that one kid" who has it all - but this was an SEC defense, albeit depleted of some DBs.
One pundit went as far as say LB3 was the best player on the field. The boy should be getting ready for prom and getting stretched out for track ... yet here he is, being Touchdown Luther like always.
Not only did Macon add Man Size, he threw decently - a couple of picks though - but some nice bombs and lead drives for TDs under time constraints. Brady Cook also had a pick - not as many yards. The competition is still open for the two Sophomore signal-callers.
Luther Burden had a monstrous first half, as he led the team in receptions and had multiple highlight-reel caliber plays. Every pass he caught seemed to go for a big gain, whether it was a slant for a touchdown, a toe-tap sideline grab, or a big gain over the middle of the field. He had a TD
“Luther Burden and Dominic Lovett are having an East St. Louis battle so that’s fun,” Eliah Drinkwitz said at halftime.
The aforementioned Juju took it upon himself to compete with Burden, turning a couple of short plays into huge gains thanks to his speed. One he took all the way across the field and it looked like a high school play by "that one kid" who has it all - but this was an SEC defense, albeit depleted of some DBs.
One pundit went as far as say LB3 was the best player on the field. The boy should be getting ready for prom and getting stretched out for track ... yet here he is, being Touchdown Luther like always.
Luther Burden & Dominic Lovett put on a show at the Black & Gold Game
This is going to be fun.
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