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Grade the OL at the midpoint of the season

Mid-Season OL Grade

  • A

    Votes: 2 3.2%

  • B

    Votes: 21 33.9%

  • C

    Votes: 34 54.8%

  • D

    Votes: 4 6.5%

  • F

    Votes: 1 1.6%
  • Total voters
    62
The lines on both sides of the ball had their best game today. Serious improvement in the OL since the CSU game. I'm sticking by my grade, but at least we could convert on fourth and two today with a run.
 
goalline said:
The lines on both sides of the ball had their best game today. Serious improvement in the OL since the CSU game. I'm sticking by my grade, but at least we could convert on fourth and two today with a run.
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What? DL was horrendous today
 
B. Sefo does a tremendous job of not being sacked though. For example:
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Nothing works when the O-Line Skills aren't developed, or the talent isn't there in the first place (ie, coaches won't recruit good O-linemen). And the low-quality, spotty running game and the constant QB under-pressure doesn't speak well of the O-Line. No RB is any good if his teammates refuse to block. Hundley was strolling in the park because of his O-Line (and the swallowed whistles).

Get a good O-Line and slugs like Riggins waltz into the end-zone untouched because no one's left standing.
 
BuffaloChuck said:
Nothing works when the O-Line Skills aren't developed, or the talent isn't there in the first place (ie, coaches won't recruit good O-linemen). And the low-quality, spotty running game and the constant QB under-pressure doesn't speak well of the O-Line. No RB is any good if his teammates refuse to block. Hundley was strolling in the park because of his O-Line (and the swallowed whistles).

Get a good O-Line and slugs like Riggins waltz into the end-zone untouched because no one's left standing.
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The OL has been good this year
 
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