Architorture23
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I'd think we are expecting a handful to play, and then a handful will redshirt to get some class separation.What's a normal OL class going forward? 4-5 OL?
Obviously with the change in scheme and us not signing any last year this was always going to be a heavy OL class.
I think Cade Koots is also a center. I expect Paula and Jordan Williams to anchor the left side.Great pickup. Our future stud center hopefully. Nice job key
Prolly 3 or 4 a year.What's a normal OL class going forward? 4-5 OL?
Obviously with the change in scheme and us not signing any last year this was always going to be a heavy OL class.
Just 6 o-line signees the past 3 years proves your point wellProlly 3 or 4 a year.
You can tell a coach does not expect to be around long when they stop signing OL.
I'd expect 3-4 at a minimum. I think 4-5 is about right until the roster is set in about 4 years. There was a thread elsewhere, maybe another board, that showed either Bama or Clemson's OL recruiting when they initially "turned over" their roster and this was pretty much the blueprint they used as well. Winning games starts upfront on the lines, it should be something that is continually recruited hard year in year out.Prolly 3 or 4 a year.
You can tell a coach does not expect to be around long when they stop signing OL.
It was also the blueprint that Bobby Ross used! And we all see where that got us!I'd expect 3-4 at a minimum. I think 4-5 is about right until the roster is set in about 4 years. There was a thread elsewhere, maybe another board, that showed either Bama or Clemson's OL recruiting when they initially "turned over" their roster and this was pretty much the blueprint they used as well. Winning games starts upfront on the lines, it should be something that is continually recruited hard year in year out.
Bama took 5 in 2016, 2017, 2019I'd expect 3-4 at a minimum. I think 4-5 is about right until the roster is set in about 4 years. There was a thread elsewhere, maybe another board, that showed either Bama or Clemson's OL recruiting when they initially "turned over" their roster and this was pretty much the blueprint they used as well. Winning games starts upfront on the lines, it should be something that is continually recruited hard year in year out.
We had a few committed prior to the coaching change. After the change in scheme they decided to go elsewhere. Likely best for all involved.Only conclusions I can clearly draw is that 2019 was a bad recruiting year, preferably we would have taken 4-6 instead of zero.
The roster will be practically turned over by the end of next year's recruiting cycle.I'd expect 3-4 at a minimum. I think 4-5 is about right until the roster is set in about 4 years. There was a thread elsewhere, maybe another board, that showed either Bama or Clemson's OL recruiting when they initially "turned over" their roster and this was pretty much the blueprint they used as well. Winning games starts upfront on the lines, it should be something that is continually recruited hard year in year out.