if that continues all fall camp, then those are serious issues. IF indeed the intent is to stop those bad habits and get more nasty on the OL, then you start right out of the gate. These boys have been playing ball for a long time, they know and have muscle memory already...Key thing is at this stage in their careers, do they good technique or bad technique.

Fua simply over powered that rush, consider that a bull rush of sorts, but that LT really needs to anchor that wall and can't collapse that deep. Glad to see Fua bigger and stronger as that bodes well for BYU defense, but Wesley really needs to be a wall and have much better footwork and leverage.

Adjust the small and simple things, because they will have a LONGER and lasting effect against a defense. Let's see how next week looks, but if this is how fall camp finishes, then consider me disappointed in the Oline progression.

GFGH, like any offense works with a fundamentally sound offensive line that is nasty in technique. Nothing is more irritating to a defense than to have an oline man with technique that shuns every defensive rip, swim or bull rush. Mind game 101, get them thinking, crap I can't penetrate this oline...Oline can sense that and feed off of that very well and use that confidence to their advantage.