After playing on both sides of the ball last season, George Frazier is now focusing in on offense and is no longer taking reps on the Buffs' defensive line. MacIntyre said they are still utilizing his versatility because he is practicing at fullback, H-back and in the slot as a tight end.
"We're trying to get a bigger role for George on offense in those areas," MacIntyre said. "Right now he is not going to play defense, if everything goes like we hope, unless we have some more injuries. We have so many other defensive linemen in, we feel like we can utilize him more on offense."
Frazier, who MacIntyre nicknamed "The Train" last fall, only had the ball in his hands 10 times as a redshirt freshman. However, he still managed to score four touchdowns, ranking him tied for fourth on the team in scoring. He played 195 snaps at defensive end and recorded 15 tackles.
This post was edited on 3/2 1:28 PM by Adam Munsterteiger
"We're trying to get a bigger role for George on offense in those areas," MacIntyre said. "Right now he is not going to play defense, if everything goes like we hope, unless we have some more injuries. We have so many other defensive linemen in, we feel like we can utilize him more on offense."
Frazier, who MacIntyre nicknamed "The Train" last fall, only had the ball in his hands 10 times as a redshirt freshman. However, he still managed to score four touchdowns, ranking him tied for fourth on the team in scoring. He played 195 snaps at defensive end and recorded 15 tackles.
This post was edited on 3/2 1:28 PM by Adam Munsterteiger
