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Dan Verdun
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By Dan Verdun| chicagonow.com@ MACOMB—Sixteen days from his head coaching debut for Western Illinois, Myers Hendrickson and his staff are still evaluating their roster and depth charts remain in flux. “A big chunk of it will be set this next coming week,” Hendrickson said at Tuesday’s WIU media day held on the school’s campus. There’s plenty of reason for that. Hired in December, Hendrickson, a 33-year-old Western Illinois graduate, had just 58 players available for April’s annual Bruce Craddock Memorial Spring Game.
By Dan Verdun| chicagonow.com@ NORMAL—The season has not yet kicked off, but the reality has already hit Jason Lewan. “I just took that senior photo with (Coach Brock) Spack,” Lewan said at last week’s Illinois State football media day at Hancock Stadium. “I’d watch it happening every year and (hear) ‘Seniors up!’ and think one day I’ll be there, and now it is. It seems like just yesterday I was a tiny, little freshman. It goes by fast.”There certainly have been fast times for the redshirt senior defensive lineman from Yorkville.
By Dan Verdun| chicagonow.com@ MACOMB—Sixteen days from his head coaching debut for Western Illinois, Myers Hendrickson and his staff are still evaluating their roster and depth charts remain in flux. “A big chunk of it will be set this next coming week,” Hendrickson said at Tuesday’s WIU media day held on the school’s campus. There’s plenty of reason for that. Hired in December, Hendrickson, a 33-year-old Western Illinois graduate, had just 58 players available for April’s annual Bruce Craddock Memorial Spring Game.
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