OL was looking good?

[cocky0]

According to Bobo, the OL was the best looking unit on the offense prior to Spring practices being cut short.

https://www.thestate.com/sports/college/university-of-south-carolina/usc-football/article241598576.html

 

[carolina_corpsman]

Maybe he isn't into coach speak, but he is a life long football coach, I am on a wait and see (hopefully) plan. 

After hearing Muschamp talk up last seasons squad in the spring and summer, I just won't believe it till I see it

 

[cocky0]

Maybe he isn't into coach speak, but he is a life long football coach, I am on a wait and see (hopefully) plan. 

After hearing Muschamp talk up last seasons squad in the spring and summer, I just won't believe it till I see it

Yeah there haven't been many times in recent memory where a player or position group has lived up to the spring hype. 

 

[gamecock88]

We've all heard this before.  I'll wait and see how we perform in actual games whenever that happens.

 

[cocky0]

I'm asking honestly. When is the last time we actually had a good OL? 

 

[Lalli25]

Maybe he isn't into coach speak, but he is a life long football coach, I am on a wait and see (hopefully) plan. 

After hearing Muschamp talk up last seasons squad in the spring and summer, I just won't believe it till I see it

I agree with wait and see method but last year the OL was actually dominate running the ball at times.  The issue was lack of answers to D adjustments by OC, predictable calls and limited QB play.  If we can get better balance, QB play and diverse run game, I think the OL should be good.