re: Unit that needs most improvement in 2015.

Bass was a former walk-on. If we had depth there to begin with, he never would have seen the field but we didn't. He played hard-- but he simply wasn't cut out for the physical brand of the SEC. Him and Mastrogiovanni were both poor tackles, angle shooters, and couldn't fight off a block to save their lives. In the end, we turned to freshmen who shouldve been redshirting but couldn't. They encountered the same problems but really made strides in the end until they got hurt.

They WILL be the most improved if they can stay healthy, by far.