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This. Although our new OC may do a better job of making them look serviceable with scheme/play calling than the last few OCs did.
What should I believe?
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What should I believe?
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Everybody keeps forgetting that besides the OL being suspect, with players like Prochazka who could be injury-prone again this year: the center position is also suspect. What if Scott gets injured again? Any viable replacement, besides the usual mumbo jumbo talk we hear that Jenkins and Piper "played some snaps".
Center position has not been good, nor properly recruited for, nor improved upon, since Jurgens went to the NFL.
Center position has not been good, nor properly recruited for, nor improved upon, since Jurgens went to the NFL.
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Tbf he was built like an All-B1G player lol
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B. This OL is going to be trashhhhhhh
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OL will be awful.
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I think if they hang their hats on their gap scheme stuff, I feel more confident personally.
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People talk all day long about QBs being dependent on the system, evaluate whether they're being asked to do things that don't line up with their skill set, suffering from play calls that don't jibe with their strengths, etc., but not a lot of people think/talk that way about an OL.
If we call a game that puts our line in the best position to succeed (and Rhule & Satt have already talked about this quite a bit), I think the door is pretty wide open to make a jump from bad to adequate.
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The answer is neither...
Rollins won't start. The OL isn't great, but isn't is bad as last year.
Rule of Spring: Don't take a couple lines in a post practice interview and turn it into something it's not.
Rollins won't start. The OL isn't great, but isn't is bad as last year.
Rule of Spring: Don't take a couple lines in a post practice interview and turn it into something it's not.
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Wait, I thought someone on here said AJ was made of pansies. They’re probably wrong and we have the pipeline of yore.
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Every year for 3 years. He made Dean wet with his body.
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Same guy who had Corch Prime as our top option
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Both of these are worded too strongly.
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Oops, I probably did that on accident. Ha
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Nah. Yours was pretty close.
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In our lines’ case, charmin wipes ass.
It was funnier in my head, shoulda left it there.
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For real, every year it's the same pattern:
- SPRING: The OL looks much improved. They are focusing on firing off the ball. Guys look trimmed up. XYZ has a look in his eye this year.
- IN-SEASON: jesus christ this has to be the worst OL in college football history, every week we see new clips of NU olinemen standing still like a video game glitch, or literally blocking each other while our RBs get stuffed and our QB gets sent to the hospital
- WINTER: Hmmm ya know the OL really improved toward the end of the season....
