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I’m surprised you’re surprised.
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I think he will play. Tuli is the only big guy that has strength.chuck said:
You realize this isn't a move expected to dramatically improve the DTs right? Its just a charitable opportunity for him to find some reason to be at UW for the rest of his clock. Ale is done being a shitty OL. That's all it means. If he's good enough to play snaps at DT I'll be really surprised, and I'm guessing the staff will too.FireCohen said:
At least Shane made sense from a slow dlineman to oline guard is not completely insane of a jump. But from a slow guard to a Dline is fucking insane askQuietcowskee said:The next Shane Brostek?
Tuitele is decent at times but he gets moved easily. Bandes is a waste of space.
Voi has shown some ability, but is a smaller and quick DT.
The other freshman is big but is he better than Ale will be? They are moving Ale to plug up the middle. I think he has as good of shot as any of the guys mentioned to be solidly in the rotation. -
I think the book is still out on all of them other than Tuli. S&C was a joke for the past two years. If that gets back to where it should be I think a bunch of guys will come out of nowhere to be good players.RoadDawg55 said:
I think he will play. Tuli is the only big guy that has strength.chuck said:
You realize this isn't a move expected to dramatically improve the DTs right? Its just a charitable opportunity for him to find some reason to be at UW for the rest of his clock. Ale is done being a shitty OL. That's all it means. If he's good enough to play snaps at DT I'll be really surprised, and I'm guessing the staff will too.FireCohen said:
At least Shane made sense from a slow dlineman to oline guard is not completely insane of a jump. But from a slow guard to a Dline is fucking insane askQuietcowskee said:The next Shane Brostek?
Tuitele is decent at times but he gets moved easily. Bandes is a waste of space.
Voi has shown some ability, but is a smaller and quick DT.
The other freshman is big but is he better than Ale will be? They are moving Ale to plug up the middle. I think he has as good of shot as any of the guys mentioned to be solidly in the rotation. -
I'm happy they are at least trying something instead of a scholly just sitting on the bench forever
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He’s a tall guy … most DTs are more shorter/squattier types
It’s definitely worth the try given that he’s likely not an option on the OL going forward -
If he can hold the point against a double team and stick his arms out he suddenly turns in an unathletic Vita on running playsTequilla said:He’s a tall guy … most DTs are more shorter/squattier types
It’s definitely worth the try given that he’s likely not an option on the OL going forward

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I know the comparison is retarded please don't crucify me
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He did a great job at guard of clogging up running lanes. He’ll be fine as a run stopper on defense.
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Yep - that’s definitely the hopeCanadawg said:
If he can hold the point against a double team and stick his arms out he suddenly turns in an unathletic Vita on running playsTequilla said:He’s a tall guy … most DTs are more shorter/squattier types
It’s definitely worth the try given that he’s likely not an option on the OL going forward

I think what makes Vita work with his size is that he’s so athletic that he can play low to the ground while maintaining his strength advantage with speed/quickness
Regardless so much if OL/DL play comes down to getting lower and under the pads -
Not being a fat, lazy turd that actually plays hard more than 1-2 plays is also important.Tequilla said:
Yep - that’s definitely the hopeCanadawg said:
If he can hold the point against a double team and stick his arms out he suddenly turns in an unathletic Vita on running playsTequilla said:He’s a tall guy … most DTs are more shorter/squattier types
It’s definitely worth the try given that he’s likely not an option on the OL going forward

I think what makes Vita work with his size is that he’s so athletic that he can play low to the ground while maintaining his strength advantage with speed/quickness
Regardless so much if OL/DL play comes down to getting lower and under the pads





