“For the most part, we’ve got to extend ourselves a little bit, maybe get more snaps (with the 1s and 2s) than last weekend and also simulate some game situations,” Lindsey said after Thursday’s practice.
The Trojans worked on some of the scenarios extensively in Thursday and Friday practice – third downs, red zone, two-minute – preparing for the scrimmage.
Everything will be under the microscope, but coaches likely will be looking at how Troy’s veteran offensive line bounces back after struggling at times in last Saturday’s first scrimmage.
“For us to win, they’ve got to play well, no doubt about it,” Lindsey said of the unit that returns four full-time starters and another, center Dylan Bradshaw of Enterprise, who started twice last season.