'He is a difference maker for our program': Oxford's Cam Nolan helps Holy Cross build momentum
Holy Cross football builds on a recent win as leader Cam Nolan of Oxford and St. John's eyes a tough road test against William & Mary.
Worcester - After Holy Cross's 38-30 victory over Lafayette, first-year offensive lineman Cam Nolan emphasized the team's continued practice routine. Despite the win, Nolan stated, "Not really," acknowledging the team still has work to do. The Crusaders' offensive production surged in their most recent game, averaging 28 points against Yale, marking their highest point total of the season.
Junior quarterback David Lynch led the team with four touchdown passes in the victory. Nolan believes the offense is coming together, with the team aiming to keep building on their recent success. Nolan, a preseason All-America and true veteran, started his freshman season as right guard before shifting to center this season. Coaching staff and teammates praised Nolan's leadership and work ethic.
Nolan, a semifinalist for the Campbell Trophy, has earned numerous accolades for his academic and athletic achievements. The Crusaders will face William & Mary in their next game, a challenging matchup against a top FCS program.
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