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Jan 21, 2022
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ManicBlue
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Exactly OL recruits know they'll get good coaching and develop into
NFL prospects while DL recruits know they'll not get any better and have no shot at the NFL.
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Why are we having so much success with O line recruiting but not D line?
zerigke
1/21/22 1:27am
Nfl aspirations. Who wants to bull rush the whole game?
BYU '80
1/21/22 1:33am
Is your implication that other teams are deeper and can rotate out players?
zerigke
1/21/22 1:43am
D-lineman want to see sacks. The defensive scheme doesn’t provide for many.
FromCAtoUT
1/21/22 2:25am
Exactly OL recruits know they'll get good coaching and develop into
ManicBlue
1/21/22 2:05am
Literally every kid who plays DL wants to attack.
deliciousmocha
1/21/22 5:40am
they are completely different positions. it seems you expect correlation between the two?? What reasons are there that
HarlemCoug
1/21/22 2:59am
This
Archaea
1/21/22 3:25am
Now we'll see if our DL coaches can develop them. No excuse for not having
ManicBlue
1/21/22 2:50pm
Looks like some people on here picked a bad week to stop sniffing glue
travelcoug
1/21/22 4:10am
Togiai wasn’t highly recruited. The other two were
BYU '80
1/21/22 6:59am
Togiai had a Nebraska offer.
Genghis Spreads
1/21/22 7:05am
So moving the goal posts?
travelcoug
1/21/22 11:25am
5 years ago that question would have been crazy to ask
CougarCanuck76
1/21/22 7:53am
Players don't like bull rush 3 and drop 8 either
Grandpoobah
1/21/22 9:15am
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