This Saturday will be a fresh start for many of the returning Portland State football players. After last fall’s disappointing season, players have started to become comfortable in their roles and are clicking much more than was apparent last season.
The Timbers returned to Portland after learning some hard lessons on the road. The 3-0 loss to LA Galaxy two Saturdays ago in Los Angeles made it clear there was still work that needed to be done.
Star players always receive their fair share of blame or credit when due, but perhaps the most scrutiny lies with any team’s coaching staff.
It’s sometimes taken for granted just how advantageous a home game can truly be, but the Portland Timbers were brutally reminded of that fact this past Saturday at the Home Depot Center in Los Angeles.
Things could not have felt much better for the Portland Trail Blazers after the apparent “return” to glory for three-time NBA all-star Brandon Roy.
Most would agree that Portland State football saw major improvements last season, but still lacked the firepower to be a driving force in the Big Sky conference.
On a dreary night, the Timber’s Army proudly showed up to support their team in its inaugural home game.
The race to the top of the quarterbacking ladder is one that does not seem to be as vicious in Portland as one may think.
The Timbers return home this week after starting off their MLS regular season campaign with three consecutive road games.
The atmosphere around Stott Field this past week has been one filled with excitement as well as nerves and questions.
Spring practices are now underway, as the Portland State football team will be looking to build upon a disappointing 2-9 record last season.