Several college football programs have recently commenced their spring practices, with coordinators and coaches sharing their insights on the initial sessions:
Texas Tech University: The Red Raiders concluded their second spring practice on March 12, 2025. Associate head coach and special teams coordinator Kenny Perry, defensive coordinator Shiel Wood, and offensive coordinator Mack Leftwich addressed the media, reflecting on the team’s progress and preparations.
University of Alabama: New offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb held a press conference following Alabama’s second spring practice, discussing his observations and expectations for the offense.
Vanderbilt University: Offensive coordinator Tim Beck spoke to the media after practice on March 6, 2025, sharing his thoughts on the team’s performance and areas of focus for the upcoming season.
Purdue University: Head coach Barry Odom met with the media to start the second week of spring practice, expressing satisfaction with the team’s development and emphasizing the importance of situational football.
Appalachian State University: The Mountaineers began their spring camp under a new coaching staff, with coordinators providing insights into the team’s initial practices and goals for the season.
These early spring practices serve as foundational periods for teams to assess talent, implement strategies, and build cohesion ahead of the upcoming season.