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Souers starts 14th season at NAU

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dbackjon

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Entering his 14th season at NAU, Tuesday night's practice at the Skydome was just a bit extra special for Jerome Souers.

Amid a sea of cushioned blue chairs, new suites and new workout facilities, the head coach of the Lumberjack football team was ecstatic to begin fall practice inside the revamped stadium.

"We're really excited about the upgrades in the dome," Souers said. "From the living conditions of the locker room, the training room, the equipment room -- it feels different."

It's a boost to the spirits of everyone who works for the NAU program, Souers said. There's a sense of renewed optimism among the staff and the athletes as they begin the 2011 season.



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I think MSU and EWU will have an edge going into the season. I also think that just about any one team can beat another. A few teams have slipped a bit (possibly NAU with a lot of youth...hope this isn't the case), a few teams have improved a bit and a few teams have new coaching staffs that are unknowns. My only Big Sky prediction is no one will go undefeated and no one will go winless.

Dbackjon - NAU will beat Montana sooner rather than later. Hope I'm there to see it this year. I'm with SDHornet that anything is possible. But I will gladly take another loss to Montana if the trade off is a playoff berth/conference championship.
 
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