Possibility of Bain starting at guard
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Yup, but him combined with strausser would be helpful.RoadDawg55 said:
His OL's were destroyed by SEC fronts not as good as this year's Bama.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That's a good question, I know Steve Greatwood is currently available. Next year there will likely be a 10th assistant coach position added to staffs, I would look to hire a 2nd OL coach.bananasnblondes said:
Just for the hell of it, can you give an example of an OL coach at a school similar in football status to Washington that you would prefer? This isn't a challenge, I'm genuinely curious.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
I'd agree with that, but I'm not freaking out because we got beat up by Bama up front.RoadDawg55 said:
It would hurt them. Yeah, the premier program has better depth but their OL had a tough time with some of our back up DL. They were far from dominant.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
They'd slide Jonah Williams to LT, and insert a very good OL at RT. It would not come close to hurting them like it would us. Same could be said for a lot of the top teams because they have great depth on their OL.RoadDawg55 said:Serious question... Do you think it would be a big loss for Alabama if their All American LT was injured?
We need better depth but pointing out that Trey Adams would be a huge loss is a true water is wet statement.
Ohio State's OL was horrible. Florida State's freshman QB took a beating in some games. I bet Alabama murders Clemson's OL in the title game too.
I don't think all of your pints are wrong. We've whiffed on some guys, the first OL class under Pete was garbage sans McGary, and we need to get better to win a title. I just think these issues are really fucking overblown because we got beat up front by the best in the business.
Good OL, will be very good next year. TBS and the future after that I'll let you handle.
I know Strausser is a good OL coach, he's done a very good job and I like our OL currently, especially top end. So adding a guy like Greatwood that knows Pete very well and is a solid recruiter would be nice. -
Just slap the franchise tags on themCokeGreaterThanPepsi said:I'd be very happy with our OL going forward if we could just sign Trey and Kaleb to contract extensions.
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I disagree because we knew that our OL didn't stack up at the national level well before the Alabama game ... the concerns have been the concerns for a whileCokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
I'd agree with that, but I'm not freaking out because we got beat up by Bama up front.RoadDawg55 said:
It would hurt them. Yeah, the premier program has better depth but their OL had a tough time with some of our back up DL. They were far from dominant.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
They'd slide Jonah Williams to LT, and insert a very good OL at RT. It would not come close to hurting them like it would us. Same could be said for a lot of the top teams because they have great depth on their OL.RoadDawg55 said:Serious question... Do you think it would be a big loss for Alabama if their All American LT was injured?
We need better depth but pointing out that Trey Adams would be a huge loss is a true water is wet statement.
Ohio State's OL was horrible. Florida State's freshman QB took a beating in some games. I bet Alabama murders Clemson's OL in the title game too.
I don't think all of your pints are wrong. We've whiffed on some guys, the first OL class under Pete was garbage sans McGary, and we need to get better to win a title. I just think these issues are really fucking overblown because we got beat up front by the best in the business.
Good OL, will be very good next year. TBS and the future after that I'll let you handle. -
1) missing Pepsi's pointRoadDawg55 said:
His OL's were destroyed by SEC fronts not as good as this year's Bama.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That's a good question, I know Steve Greatwood is currently available. Next year there will likely be a 10th assistant coach position added to staffs, I would look to hire a 2nd OL coach.bananasnblondes said:
Just for the hell of it, can you give an example of an OL coach at a school similar in football status to Washington that you would prefer? This isn't a challenge, I'm genuinely curious.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
I'd agree with that, but I'm not freaking out because we got beat up by Bama up front.RoadDawg55 said:
It would hurt them. Yeah, the premier program has better depth but their OL had a tough time with some of our back up DL. They were far from dominant.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
They'd slide Jonah Williams to LT, and insert a very good OL at RT. It would not come close to hurting them like it would us. Same could be said for a lot of the top teams because they have great depth on their OL.RoadDawg55 said:Serious question... Do you think it would be a big loss for Alabama if their All American LT was injured?
We need better depth but pointing out that Trey Adams would be a huge loss is a true water is wet statement.
Ohio State's OL was horrible. Florida State's freshman QB took a beating in some games. I bet Alabama murders Clemson's OL in the title game too.
I don't think all of your pints are wrong. We've whiffed on some guys, the first OL class under Pete was garbage sans McGary, and we need to get better to win a title. I just think these issues are really fucking overblown because we got beat up front by the best in the business.
Good OL, will be very good next year. TBS and the future after that I'll let you handle.
I know Strausser is a good OL coach, he's done a very good job and I like our OL currently, especially top end. So adding a guy like Greatwood that knows Pete very well and is a solid recruiter would be nice.
2) which games are you talking about regarding Oregon and SEC?
3) regarding 2) how much of that was his coaching versus scheme? -
I think it's time, you two meet me behind the aurora 7-11 and you can duke it out.Tequilla said:
1) missing Pepsi's pointRoadDawg55 said:
His OL's were destroyed by SEC fronts not as good as this year's Bama.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That's a good question, I know Steve Greatwood is currently available. Next year there will likely be a 10th assistant coach position added to staffs, I would look to hire a 2nd OL coach.bananasnblondes said:
Just for the hell of it, can you give an example of an OL coach at a school similar in football status to Washington that you would prefer? This isn't a challenge, I'm genuinely curious.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
I'd agree with that, but I'm not freaking out because we got beat up by Bama up front.RoadDawg55 said:
It would hurt them. Yeah, the premier program has better depth but their OL had a tough time with some of our back up DL. They were far from dominant.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
They'd slide Jonah Williams to LT, and insert a very good OL at RT. It would not come close to hurting them like it would us. Same could be said for a lot of the top teams because they have great depth on their OL.RoadDawg55 said:Serious question... Do you think it would be a big loss for Alabama if their All American LT was injured?
We need better depth but pointing out that Trey Adams would be a huge loss is a true water is wet statement.
Ohio State's OL was horrible. Florida State's freshman QB took a beating in some games. I bet Alabama murders Clemson's OL in the title game too.
I don't think all of your pints are wrong. We've whiffed on some guys, the first OL class under Pete was garbage sans McGary, and we need to get better to win a title. I just think these issues are really fucking overblown because we got beat up front by the best in the business.
Good OL, will be very good next year. TBS and the future after that I'll let you handle.
I know Strausser is a good OL coach, he's done a very good job and I like our OL currently, especially top end. So adding a guy like Greatwood that knows Pete very well and is a solid recruiter would be nice.
2) which games are you talking about regarding Oregon and SEC?
3) regarding 2) how much of that was his coaching versus scheme? -
Oregon got beat the fuck up up front at times, I just want to supplement strausser with another guy to help recruiting.Tequilla said:
1) missing Pepsi's pointRoadDawg55 said:
His OL's were destroyed by SEC fronts not as good as this year's Bama.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That's a good question, I know Steve Greatwood is currently available. Next year there will likely be a 10th assistant coach position added to staffs, I would look to hire a 2nd OL coach.bananasnblondes said:
Just for the hell of it, can you give an example of an OL coach at a school similar in football status to Washington that you would prefer? This isn't a challenge, I'm genuinely curious.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
I'd agree with that, but I'm not freaking out because we got beat up by Bama up front.RoadDawg55 said:
It would hurt them. Yeah, the premier program has better depth but their OL had a tough time with some of our back up DL. They were far from dominant.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
They'd slide Jonah Williams to LT, and insert a very good OL at RT. It would not come close to hurting them like it would us. Same could be said for a lot of the top teams because they have great depth on their OL.RoadDawg55 said:Serious question... Do you think it would be a big loss for Alabama if their All American LT was injured?
We need better depth but pointing out that Trey Adams would be a huge loss is a true water is wet statement.
Ohio State's OL was horrible. Florida State's freshman QB took a beating in some games. I bet Alabama murders Clemson's OL in the title game too.
I don't think all of your pints are wrong. We've whiffed on some guys, the first OL class under Pete was garbage sans McGary, and we need to get better to win a title. I just think these issues are really fucking overblown because we got beat up front by the best in the business.
Good OL, will be very good next year. TBS and the future after that I'll let you handle.
I know Strausser is a good OL coach, he's done a very good job and I like our OL currently, especially top end. So adding a guy like Greatwood that knows Pete very well and is a solid recruiter would be nice.
2) which games are you talking about regarding Oregon and SEC?
3) regarding 2) how much of that was his coaching versus scheme? -
I know the point you were getting at ...CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
Oregon got beat the fuck up up front at times, I just want to supplement strausser with another guy to help recruiting.Tequilla said:
1) missing Pepsi's pointRoadDawg55 said:
His OL's were destroyed by SEC fronts not as good as this year's Bama.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That's a good question, I know Steve Greatwood is currently available. Next year there will likely be a 10th assistant coach position added to staffs, I would look to hire a 2nd OL coach.bananasnblondes said:
Just for the hell of it, can you give an example of an OL coach at a school similar in football status to Washington that you would prefer? This isn't a challenge, I'm genuinely curious.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
I'd agree with that, but I'm not freaking out because we got beat up by Bama up front.RoadDawg55 said:
It would hurt them. Yeah, the premier program has better depth but their OL had a tough time with some of our back up DL. They were far from dominant.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
They'd slide Jonah Williams to LT, and insert a very good OL at RT. It would not come close to hurting them like it would us. Same could be said for a lot of the top teams because they have great depth on their OL.RoadDawg55 said:Serious question... Do you think it would be a big loss for Alabama if their All American LT was injured?
We need better depth but pointing out that Trey Adams would be a huge loss is a true water is wet statement.
Ohio State's OL was horrible. Florida State's freshman QB took a beating in some games. I bet Alabama murders Clemson's OL in the title game too.
I don't think all of your pints are wrong. We've whiffed on some guys, the first OL class under Pete was garbage sans McGary, and we need to get better to win a title. I just think these issues are really fucking overblown because we got beat up front by the best in the business.
Good OL, will be very good next year. TBS and the future after that I'll let you handle.
I know Strausser is a good OL coach, he's done a very good job and I like our OL currently, especially top end. So adding a guy like Greatwood that knows Pete very well and is a solid recruiter would be nice.
2) which games are you talking about regarding Oregon and SEC?
3) regarding 2) how much of that was his coaching versus scheme?
What I was getting at is that Oregon particularly under Chip consistently struggled w NFL caliber lines ... which he also struggled with in the NFL ... I tend to put the OL issues as much on scheme as I would coaching
And no matter how good your OL is it can get stalled by a really good defense ... it's why the best path to winning is to have a dominating defense and then the next priority is strong in the trenches


