Simon Kenton hands down. They give Mr. Simpson holes that you could drive trucks through. Also they give Chad all day to distribute the ball to the many playmakers for the Pioneers

I would put Bell's o-line up against any in the state......i expect arguments:taz:

:thumb::clap: I agree 100%.

I'm enjoying the love for the unsung crews. I'm staying as a homer and also voting the Birds. Great individuals playing as a unit. Lots of fun to watch while everyone else watches the ball.

Western Hills O line has got to be in this discussion they aren't big and powwerfull like the T's and the X's, but with only 5 games worth of stats posted Western Hills Offense has put up 930 yards rushing and 612 yards passing these guys are all heart each week.

Maybe not the best, but Clark county has a great O-line.

I know they are small school but the Bellevue line does a great job. You don't have a 1500 yard rusher after 7 games if your line isn't getting the job done.

 

SK line is very impressive in the fact they don't stop until the whistle is blown. Can't count how many times last week I saw linemen 20, 30 yards or so down field throwing a block for Miles

Butler has a very good offensive line, they have stared and played together since they were 10th graders. For two years they played one of the best schedules in 6A. They don't get acknowledged but they are the reason Butler is 6-1 this year. Shout out to these guys GREAT JOB - Barnes, Godoy, Hall, Sivado, and Curley.:ylsuper:

Fort Campbell is not the biggest or strongest by any means, but they are probably one of the quickest which fits into the offensive scheme that FC runs very well. :thumb:

Bellevue's line is the running. Someone has to block to get those yards for Mr. Buckler. Ricky is a great great player and even a better football player than people give him credit for. The argument about Class A is non-sense. The Tigers have played a tough non-district schedule and that line has shown up and not disappointed. :ylsuper: