Defense stops offense on six of eight possessions to end the first full week of spring practices
There was an obligatory Cooper Kupp touchdown reception, but sophomore quarterback Gage Gubrud and the Eastern Washington University defense also stood out Saturday April 9 in the first spring practice scrimmage at Roos Field.
Gubrud completed 6-of-7 passes for 145 yards and directed the offense on both of its scoring drives in the 43-play scrimmage. But aside from a 67-yard touchdown strike to Kupp, a three-time consensus All-American and the reigning NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Player of the Year, the defense allowed only 188 yards and just two scores in eight possessions.
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