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re: LSUs starting offensive line next year?
Posted on 6/24/20 at 2:34 pm to Lester Earl
Posted on 6/24/20 at 2:34 pm to Lester Earl
Lester, our centers still having issues with the snap?
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Posted on 6/24/20 at 2:44 pm to tigerskin
Seems like that is constantly brought up by the coaches. Not so much saying directly that they are bad, but something they need to master
Posted on 6/24/20 at 9:57 pm to Lester Earl
Hines is not starting at guard over bradford
Posted on 6/24/20 at 10:35 pm to Chalkywhite84
Lol
Posted on 6/25/20 at 7:11 am to Chalkywhite84
Hines started against Georgia TWO YEARS AGO and did great. I have been sky high on Hines since I watched his junior year high school highlights. You could see power, quick feet, balance, and a good ability to get to the second level. I thought, and I still think, he will start in the NFL. I was very surprised that MacGee kept him on the bench last year.
The fact that we're having doubts shows the amount of talent that Orgeron has assembled on the offensive line. This is unprecedented in the history of LSU football!
The fact that we're having doubts shows the amount of talent that Orgeron has assembled on the offensive line. This is unprecedented in the history of LSU football!
Posted on 6/25/20 at 7:54 am to Lester Earl
Probably not Shanahan. He will probably be first of the bench. He can play all 5 positions.Hines will probably start at center.
Posted on 6/25/20 at 8:58 am to lsutiger2
Wake up — We’re three deep on OL and will have another championship season — How Many Championships will we win? In 2019 we won three championships! That’s the bar
Your Average NFL Center is 6’5” & 312.
Your Average NFL Center has high football intelligence and is highly mobile and strong and can identify defensive schemes to call out to his line
Know anyone that fits that bill?
Charles Turner* is 6’5 & 287 and a year away from starting still in midst of his S&C Prog
*This is Coach Cregg’s Recruit and will likely start next year in 2021.
Joe Evans at 6’1” 319 has Center exp in HS and has great feet and mobility albeit “short”
Joe Evans could start at center in 2021 if he beats out Turner.
Liam Shanahan is 6’5 & 310 has the total package for Center — Perfect fit
Chasen Hines at 6’3 349 belongs at Guard where he is a road grader but is the leader with snaps at backup Center behind Cush last year.
Here’s what’s gonna happen!
It’s Shanahan’s job in a close battle
I’m seeing Hines (with that weight) in rotation at a LG Spot with Ingram and backup Center again in 2020 where he belongs. Likely, Hines goes pro in 2021 or 2022 as a good Backup selling his versatility
RG Spot is sweet with Thomas & Bradford
LT is Rosenthal and Wire
RT is Deculus and Dumerville
That is a Championship OL
Third String omitted. we have 3 deep quality
Edit Add:
Center — Goal Line Package!
Center — Third and One!
Who like Chasen Hines coming in, lol
Your Average NFL Center is 6’5” & 312.
Your Average NFL Center has high football intelligence and is highly mobile and strong and can identify defensive schemes to call out to his line
Know anyone that fits that bill?
Charles Turner* is 6’5 & 287 and a year away from starting still in midst of his S&C Prog
*This is Coach Cregg’s Recruit and will likely start next year in 2021.
Joe Evans at 6’1” 319 has Center exp in HS and has great feet and mobility albeit “short”
Joe Evans could start at center in 2021 if he beats out Turner.
Liam Shanahan is 6’5 & 310 has the total package for Center — Perfect fit
Chasen Hines at 6’3 349 belongs at Guard where he is a road grader but is the leader with snaps at backup Center behind Cush last year.
Here’s what’s gonna happen!
It’s Shanahan’s job in a close battle
I’m seeing Hines (with that weight) in rotation at a LG Spot with Ingram and backup Center again in 2020 where he belongs. Likely, Hines goes pro in 2021 or 2022 as a good Backup selling his versatility
RG Spot is sweet with Thomas & Bradford
LT is Rosenthal and Wire
RT is Deculus and Dumerville
That is a Championship OL
Third String omitted. we have 3 deep quality
Edit Add:
Center — Goal Line Package!
Center — Third and One!
Who like Chasen Hines coming in, lol
This post was edited on 6/25/20 at 9:04 am
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