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Schroeder done with CMU football
Bryan Schroeder officially let Dan Enos and CMU football coaching staff know that he is no longer going to play football for the Chippewas. The decision to leave the program was for personal reasons as Schroeder is believed to be burnt out with the game and the injuries that he has suffered the past few years.
Schroeder will remain enrolled at CMU to finish his academic pursuits and Enos has left the door open for him to return if he so chooses.
Schroeder will remain enrolled at CMU to finish his academic pursuits and Enos has left the door open for him to return if he so chooses.
Labels: Bryan Schroeder, CMU football
posted by Nate Schneider at
1:22 PM
6 Comments:
Wow. When I first read this I figured he'd be going elsewhere...but sounds like he's done with football, not CMU football!
Yeah, that headline could be misleading. My apologies.
I am a NIU fan. Schroeder is a very underrated player. Wish him well.
Thought the headline was fine..it's supposed to draw the readers in...and it did me.
Schroeder was a decent back. He was a tough inside runner but he had no burst. We need some backs that can take it to the house and are threats to break it for a td every play. Unfortunately we haven't been recruiting some of the better skilled backs out there. That needs to change for a top 25 program.
No burst? Apparently you didn’t see him break off that 80 yard TD run he had against NIU last year, or the 52 yard scamper against Toledo. When healthy, he has shown to have plenty of burst; the problem was the nagging injuries and the fatigue that can come with playing college football. With the late bowl game, these guys really only got a couple of weeks off before winter workouts started. The regimented life these guys live is intense and often overlooked.
The guy was running like a horse at the end of the season, he was more than a decent back. He averaged 5.6 YPC, he will be missed, but the circumstances are completely understandable.
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