Delaware State’s Narrow Victory Over Stony Brook Reveals Surprising Hidden Strengths
Ale showcased phenomenal throws that showed what the Hornets offense could be. Ale also showed a respectable ability to make plays with his legs, though Collier was more explosive on the ground. Delaware State’s championship hopes will rely on a consistent passing game against teams that will make it a point to stop their run game this season, so Ale’s arm talent will be important if he remains QB1.
The Hornet secondary is still bendable
Stony Brook wasn’t shy about throwing the ball, as their first touchdown on the board was due to a decision to consistently air the ball out. They also targeted the middle of the field with intermediate throws, and their quarterbacks made some tough throws that the receivers ultimately capitalized on. That largely fueled their 18-point comeback to ultimately tie the game.
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