re: Best offensive line in SEC history?

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Jacknola

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Game 1 vs Alabama - 148 rushing yds. 41 rushing plays. Passing - 2 ints., numerous sacks.

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That yardage total was the most anyone in the SEC or the P5 rushed for against you all year. By well over 40%. Oh and by the way, you’re wrong. There weren’t “numerous,” sacks. Upshaw had one. That’s it. But nice ambiguous pull one out of your arse type response. I love it when someone uses bullshite ambiguity when they don’t even recall or are too damn lazy to look up the stats to see if their recollection is accurate. Especially when trying to talk down to folks.

Be content-and humble enough-with absolutely whipping our arse thanks to one of the worst coaching performances of all time in a championship setting on the part of our former Head Coach and having the greatest coach of all time on this level on your sideline. We went 13-1 and crushed everyone but you, and even still we beat you on the road in an epic, hard fought war of a game. If anything I’m both inferring and literally saying that it took an even better, far more well coached team to do what your team did to us.

Just because we didn’t win a national title, you dumbasses forget we did actually beat you while beating the dogshit out of every other team on our schedule.

I’d say a team that’s beat three separate P5 Conference Champions and BCS Bowl Game Winners along either the eventual National Champion on their way to a Conference Championship and a berth in the National Title Game while averaging over 200 yards per contest against those teams, amongst 9 ranked opponents and considering the performance in NOLA took away a huge chunk of that average was absolutely dominant.

We were not National Champs. But that doesn’t exclude the OL from being dominant.

But tell me more ambiguous stats using nebulous terms like, “numerous.” Dumbass.

Stop making this about putting someone down and making your team look better. Your team won a national title. They literally cannot look any better.

What LSU did to Teams on their schedule that year had never been done before, and we did it with a dominant OL without a tailback who went for 1,000 yards no less. That took a dominant OL.

Yeah 2013 Aub o-line was sick. And Tre’s running style meshed so well with them, he basically was guaranteed to slip into the second level of the defense damn near every time. Combined with the true run threat of Marshall, oooh weee. Gets me excited to just reminiscing on.

2012 A&M O line was better than bama. everybody's everything barret jones getting mauled by spencer no-name nealy was proof enough

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2012 A&M’s o-line got tossed 6 ways to Sunday by LSU and Florida.

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no they didnt, and you're lazy as frick for trying to insinuate thats why A&M lost those games.

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There was one good o linemen on that team

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3 of them were drafted in the top 20 picks, all of them ended up drafted and are still playing.

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You saw what happened when the playing field was leveled.

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i have no idea WTF you are talking about.

My best offensive line is frick you

Crazy to think back at the OL talent during that two year stretch in the SEC West between Bama, AU and A&M.

Thing people forget about AU that year was that their FB was really a part of their OL in that he was incredibly effective at sealing blocks and opening lanes, was his name Prosch? I remember you could set your watch where the play was headed by following him. Kid was a monster.

Also recall Danielson talking about the embarrassment of riches at OT for A&M during that time as well. When you have to hide a 1st round pick at OG someone is doing something right at talent evaluation. Who was the OL coach for you back then?

Didn’t feel like that group was as solid up the middle as the other units, but when you are running a dual threat spread attack you don’t need to be so it was perfect for what Sumlin was trying to do.

Bama was great because that line had no weakness which again was key because Bama had the offensive weapons to be be very diverse that year (AJ, Lacy, Cooper). All of it was enabled by the OL being able to go power or spread it out when asked to by the coaches.

Would argue that AU had the best run blocking unit, A&M the best tackles, but Bama the best overall unit.

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All 5 in NFL.

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A little disingenuous, considering Jones would likely be there too if not for the health issues.

Also?

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LG Jarvis Harrison 5th round pick plays for Tampa

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He was waived by Tampa last summer, and before that was on their practice squad.

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C Patrick Lewis UDFA plays for Buffalo

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Waived by Buffalo last summer.

So no, not "all 5 in NFL".

the 2012 aggie OL was the best I've seen in the SEC. I think 4 of them were drafted in the first round.

Nebraska is the team that used to dominate on the OL. they had some amazing ones.

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What's your teams best offensive line?

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1990 UT had the following:


1st OT taken in 1990 NFL Draft (#7 pick) All-SEC, All-American
2nd OT taken in the 1990 NFL Draft (#8 pick) All-SEC, All-American,
4th round OG taken in the 1991 NFL Draft (played 18 seasons in the NFL) All-SEC, Honorable Mention All-American
9th round OG taken in the 1991 NFL Draft (played 5 seasons)

1990 was the first time in NFL history that one school had two offensive tackles taken in the top 10 picks in the draft.