The Bruins' running back also has to cope with a muddy field that's caused a lot of slips and quite a few sprained ankles.
"When I get up, there's a whole lot of mud in my face," he said. "I usually get tackled because I can't keep my footing. It's real wet all the time. And when it rains, it's always unplayable."
Players, parents and coaches say Broadneck's field is the worst among the county's 12 high schools. And after two years of planning, athletic officials and the school community...
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