“He just keeps improving every time that he’s out here,” Chamberlin said. “His first year he was a good quarterback, last year he was a very good quarterback and this year he’s even better.”
The question marks come on both sides of the line for the Flyers. Dayton graduated some experience offensive and defensive linemen and now it’s up to some sophomores and juniors to take over.
The spring game is set for Sunday at 1pm at Welcome Stadium and admission is free. Dayton opens the season September 2 at Robert Morris. The Flyers are home the following Saturday against Southeast Missouri.
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