BOWLING GREEN — As the Bowling Green State University football team opens spring practice there are plenty of storylines that will play out over the next month and leading into fall camp.
Here are three reasons to pay attention to Bowling Green spring practices:
Wide receiver Justin Sawmiller, left, and tight end Julius Van Rooyen during spring practice on Tuesday.1) To see what will the Falcons defense look like this year: Obviously BG hopes to be better than last season, when it surrendered an average of 506.6 yards (worst in the Mid-American Conference) and 38.0 points (11th in the 12-team league) per game. Head coach Mike Jinks hired a new defensive coordinator, former Nebraska DC Carl…
