London 'Feeling Great'; Mustangs' Keon Edwards running back is healthy and ready to run Share The road to the Vanier Cup starts in the backfield, and it’s hard to find a better combo than Western University. Keon Edwards and Keanu Yazbeck are a dynamic duo. “I think those are two of the top backs in the country, so to have both those guys is huge,” said Evan Hillock, Mustangs quarterback.
Edwards and Yazbeck both went down with injuries late last season, but both are now healthy and ready for redemption. Edwards, the 2022 OUA MVP, is entering his final year of eligibility. Western Mustang running back Keon Edwards is healthy and entering his final OUA Football season (Brent Lale/CTV News London) “I broke my fibula,” said Edwards.
“It was a tough one. I probably didn’t a run for about five months. I’ve ramped up everything in the past two months, and now it's been feeling great.
I'm just happy just to be back”. That’s great news for Greg Marshall, who is entering his 17th season as Mustangs head coach. “I've been here for a while,” joked Marshall.
The winner of three straight Yates Cup titles, fourth-year quarterback Hillock is once again under centre. “I just want to do anything I can to help the team win,” said Hillock. “That's kind of what I'm focused on, and all the personal stuff will come along with that”.
The Mustangs are talented and experienced at almost every other position. “We’ve got everybody back on our offensive line, and we d.