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Ranking The 10 Best Offensive Lines In College Football
by TD Staff Reporter
October 21, 20164 Comments

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
Despite the recent shuffling on LSU's offensive line, Pro Football Focus ranked Tiger as the No. 9 unit in all of college football. Here is what they had to say:
1. Iowa
2. Washington State
3. Kansas State
4. Western Michigan
5. San Diego State
6. Ohio State
7. Alabama
8. Western Kentucky
9. LSU
10. Notre Dame
Since the beginning of the season, LSU has played many different combinations on the offensive line due to injuries and the one game suspension of Josh Boutte.
The entire offensive line with the exception of Toby Weathersby (ankle) is expected to be available against Ole Miss on Saturday, according to head coach Ed Orgeron.
quote:PFF's Top 10 O-Lines:
9. LSU
Similar to Iowa’s offensive line LSU’s big guys up front are good run blockers and pass blockers. They have gotten better every week and they seem to be finding their stride at the right time. LSU has a physical smash-mouth style and they impose their will on defenses. Big tests still lie ahead for the Tigers, including the Crimson Tide. With No. 10 center Ethan Pocic and No. 10 guard Josh Boutte, LSU’s running game will look to shift to another gear down the stretch of their SEC schedule.
1. Iowa
2. Washington State
3. Kansas State
4. Western Michigan
5. San Diego State
6. Ohio State
7. Alabama
8. Western Kentucky
9. LSU
10. Notre Dame
Since the beginning of the season, LSU has played many different combinations on the offensive line due to injuries and the one game suspension of Josh Boutte.
The entire offensive line with the exception of Toby Weathersby (ankle) is expected to be available against Ole Miss on Saturday, according to head coach Ed Orgeron.
Filed Under: LSU Football
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