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WVU Football Sights and Sounds 8/3/23: RB, WR Drills, QBs Light Throwing
MORGANTOWN, W.Va – The WVU football team gets out on the practice field for the second time (first with media in attendance) during fall camp on Thursday, August 3, 2023.
Offensive coordinator Chad Scott leads the running backs through drills and wide receivers coach Bilal Marshall teaches the receivers about technique with their feet. The quarterbacks also did some light throwing.
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