After three weeks, the Red Wolves two-deep is as you might expect – a mixture of truth and misdirection.

Offense	1	2	OUT
QB	James Blackman	(or) Layne Hatcher
RB	Alan Lamar	Marcel Murray
TE	Reed Tyler	Emmanuel Stevenson
WR	Jeff Foreman	Adam Jones
WR	Corey Rucker	Reagan Ealy
WR	Te’Vailance Hunt	Dahu Green
LT	Andre Harris	Noah Smith
LG	Ivory Scott	Makilan Thomas
C	Ethan Miner	Jacob Still
RG	Ernesto Ramirez	Justin Dutton	Avery Demmons
RT	Robert Holmes	Wyatt Luebke
Defense	1	2	OUT/OR
DE	Joe Ozougwu	Thurman Geathers
DE	Kivon Bennet	TW Ayers
DT	Terry Hampton	Quay Mays
DT	Vidal Scott	John Mincey
LB	Anthony Switzer	Cam Jeffery
LB	Cabel Bonner	Derrick Bean
LB	Dane Motley	Jeffmario Brown	(or) Jaden Harris
S	Antonio Fletcher	Elery Aldexander
S	Taylon Doss	Trevian Thomas
CB	Jarius Reimonenq	Denzel Blackwell
CB	Samy Johnson	Leon Jones
Special Teams	1	2
K	Blake Grupe	Aidan Ellison
P	Ryan Hanson
KR	Marcel Murray	Lincoln Pare
PR	Leroy Deshazor	Lincoln Pare

• Ernesto Ramirez gets the start at offensive right guard while Avery Demmons gets booted from the two-deep.
• Running back continues to be a dice-roll, with Alan Lamar and Marcel Murray again listed as the 1-2 rotators, despite Lincoln Pare clearly being the more effective back against Memphis.

• The defensive backfield appears to be set. The squad didn’t exactly shine against Memphis, but I expect improvement in Seattle.

• Freshman tight end Emmanuel Stevenson, targeted five times for 39 yards against Memphis, is definitely a weapon in the Red Wolves offense. Look to see him play a big role on Saturday.

• Guys not on the two deep (but I suspect will contribute): Akeem Hayes, Johnnie Lang and Lincoln Pare.