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Offensive Lines - Who has the horses?

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I'd like to hear from fellow BGPers before I throw in my 2 cents.

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Rockcastle County has a big, strong and effective group of 'horses' in Mt Vernon. I saw them play as middle schoolers and thought that was the biggest group of middle school football players I had ever seen. I asked Coach Larkey what they were feeding their kids in Mt Vernon and he commented 'I don't know what they are feeding them, but they sure are feeding them a lot of it!'

Lynn Camp has big line this year, they average around 6'2 280 pds, across the front. Most of which are in third year starting.

The Birds will be much beefier than typical Highlands lineman. They should be able to open up some nice holes for their speedy backs.

X's will be better than last years. And last year's included D-I and D-IAA players.

X's will be better than last years. And last year's included D-I and D-IAA players.

 

 

Not what us Birds fans wanted to hear....:irked:

X's will be better than last years. And last year's included D-I and D-IAA players.

 

Have you changed school loyalty or just voicing a second-hand incredulous opinion which originated from an inebriated Tiger fan at Check's? :lol:

I just hope the bigger O-Line 285+ can move and get off the ball, and make adjustments or a small guy(200-225) can use his quick feet and give the big guy troubles more than 50% of the time. But time to time he's going to find himself under the big O guy

Have you changed school loyalty or just voicing a second-hand incredulous opinion which originated from an inebriated Tiger fan at Check's? :lol:

Do you disagree with my post?:cool:

Do you disagree with my post?:cool:

 

No, CR, I honestly think that this OL will perform better than the one last year, even given the loss of four of the five starters, two of whom were awarded D1 scholarships.

 

 

The underlying vibes I got from your initial post, however, led me to believe that you did not truly believe what you posted. :cool:

No, CR, I honestly think that this OL will perform better than the one last year, even given the loss of four of the five starters, two of whom were awarded D1 scholarships.

 

 

The underlying vibes I got from your initial post, however, led me to believe that you did not truly believe what you posted. :cool:

You must have one heck of a computer to get those "vibes".

 

Is Glaser back to coaching them now as well?

You must have one heck of a computer to get those "vibes".

 

Is Glaser back to coaching them now as well?

 

My computer is much like the motion couches that you see in the new home media rooms which move based upon the sound waves given off by the DVD playing on the screen. Only in this case, the computer reacts to the perceived underlying verbage on the CRT. :D :lol: :D

 

Jamie Brown has taken over the OL coaching duties.

X's will be better than last years. And last year's included D-I and D-IAA players.

I have heard reports from practices that the O-Lineman at X are extremely aggressive and the Hamburger drill proves it.

I have heard reports from practices that the O-Lineman at X are extremely aggressive and the Hamburger drill proves it.

I've heard the exact same things. They ought to be tough this year.

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