ANACORTES — The players were a little skeptical when Anacortes football coach Charlie Bell announced he was changing his offense.

Who wouldn’t have been? The new style was unlike anything the Seahawks had run.

“I was at first,” senior Alec Mavar said of being wary. “But then we watched a video on it. It was really exciting.”

By the time the players got into a special two-day camp to be taught the no-huddle, fast-paced offense of Auburn offensive coordinator Tony Franklin, they were thrilled with the possibilities.

“This should work to our advantage with all of our speed,” said running back and defensive back Caranza Farrell.Read The Full Story