Balanced Performance Ends ULM Spring Football On Positive Note

MONROE, La. – The last thing a college football coach wants to see is a lopsided spring game.

Ideally, there's enough good in the conclusive intrasquad scrimmage to send everyone out on a positive note. Consider ULM head coach Matt Viator a happy man after watching the Warhawks conduct their spring game Friday night at Malone Stadium.

"That's what you want to see," Viator said. "You want to take your chances that you're pretty good on both sides. I'd rather have it that way."

The offense provided several chunk plays, tough running and a heady two-minute drill from senior quarterback Caleb Evans. The defense forced two turnovers, a major emphasis this spring, and tallied five sacks. And the…