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Mustang coaches champion young receivers

by | Jul 1, 2021 | Sports

The Sachse Mustang football teams want to be more aggres­sive in the passing game.

After rushing for 2,177 yards last season, head coach Mark Behrens said the Mustangs’ goal is to be more versatile and play at a higher tempo. That starts with the pass catchers, where Sachse may have its most inexperienced group on offense.

“We don’t have the expe­rience, but we do have a deep roster at receiver,” Behrens said. “At the beginning, it can be bad, but for our purposes, it’s solid for us to allow them all to work with Alex [Orji] and get comfortable with the offense.”

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By Kyle Grondin • [email protected]

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