Post by wedemfrogs on Aug 11, 2016 9:11:41 GMT -6
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The last time we saw defensive end James McFarland play, he was the Defensive MVP of TCU's 2014 Chik-fil-A Peach Bowl win over Ole Miss. He led the Horned Frogs with seven sacks that season and was poised for a big senior campaign in 2015.
Then he went down with a season-ending injury before last season even started. Now, he’s back on the field and plans to be better than ever this season. McFarland sat down with ESPN.com to discuss his toe injury, his year on the sideline and his comeback.
How does it feel to be back?
James McFarland: It’s a blessing. Last year was definitely a change from the norm. I got a chance to watch from the sideline, which was really hard. I also had people I got support from, guys like Josh Carraway and Deante Gray. But being back is definitely a blessing and a pleasure. I''m finishing it off the right way...
The last time we saw defensive end James McFarland play, he was the Defensive MVP of TCU's 2014 Chik-fil-A Peach Bowl win over Ole Miss. He led the Horned Frogs with seven sacks that season and was poised for a big senior campaign in 2015.
Then he went down with a season-ending injury before last season even started. Now, he’s back on the field and plans to be better than ever this season. McFarland sat down with ESPN.com to discuss his toe injury, his year on the sideline and his comeback.
How does it feel to be back?
James McFarland: It’s a blessing. Last year was definitely a change from the norm. I got a chance to watch from the sideline, which was really hard. I also had people I got support from, guys like Josh Carraway and Deante Gray. But being back is definitely a blessing and a pleasure. I''m finishing it off the right way...