The Middlebury Panthers football team is off to a 2-0 start this season and will face their stiffest test of the season this weekend when they take on Amherst on Saturday at 1:30 at home.
The story for Middlebury early on has been the play of South Burlington native Jared Lebowitz. The UNLV transfer has thrown for five touchdowns each of the first two weeks of the season en route to winning the NESCAC Offensive Player of the Week.
How do you stop a player on that kind of hot streak and how do you counter the Panthers on the defensive side of the ball? We found out from the guy who has to figure those things out: EJ Mills, the head football coach of Amherst.
He joined Brady Farkas on “Champlain Valley Game Night.” LISTEN HERE:
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