Army quarterback Bryson Daily, crucial to Army's offensive success, missed last week's game due to injury but started against North Texas, leading the Cadets to an 8-0 record. Sources noted that despite concerns about his game readiness after limited practice time, he has looked promising upon his return.
Army's performance this season, with an impressive 8-0 record, marks their best start since 1996, showcasing their growth and competitive edge in the American Athletic Conference.
Daily leads the nation for rushing touchdowns (19) by a quarterback and rushing yards per game (129.8), underlining his importance to Army's offensive strategy.
Dewayne Coleman, who started during Daily's absence, might still see playtime due to concerns about Daily's fitness; he has been training with the first team consistently.
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