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Best Offensive lines in the SEC based off of recruiting score + returning starts
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:16 pm
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:16 pm
Here are the teams in order with projected starters and recruiting grades.
"It all starts in the trenches"
1. Auburn 0.9341: LT Darius James 0.9835, LG Marquel Harrell 0.9078, C Austin Golson 0.9553, RG Mike Horton 0.8560, RT Braden Smith 0.9678.
2. Alabama 0.9314: LT Jonah Williams 0.9873, LG Ross Pierschbacher 0.9647, C Bradley Bozeman 0.8708, RG Lester Cotton 0.9732, RT Matt Womack 0.8610.
3. LSU 0.9311: LT K.J. Malone 0.8656, LG Garrett Brumfield 0.9517, C William Clapp 0.9054, RG Maea Teuhema 0.9828, RT Toby Weathersby 0.9497.
4. Tennessee 0.9253: LT Drew Richmond 0.9732, LG Jack Jones 0.9404, C Jashon Robertson 0.8625, RG Trey Smith 0.9920, RT Chance Hall 0.8585.
5. Arkansas 0.9115: LT Colton Jackson 0.8637, LG Hjalte Froholdt 0.9340, C Frank Ragnow (No. 72 below) 0.8913, RG Johnny Gibson NA, RT Brian Wallace 0.9575.
6. Ole Miss 0.9112: LT Greg Little 0.9991, LG Javon Patterson 0.9739, C Sean Rawlings 0.8426, RG Jordan Sims 0.8737, RT Alex Givens 0.8669.
7. Georgia 0.8989: LT Isaiah Wynn 0.9456, LG Dyshon Sims 0.9084, C Lamont Gaillard 0.9358, RG Solomon Kindley 0.8408, RT Aulden Bynum 0.8640.
8. Texas A&M 0.8832: LT Koda Martin 0.8696, LG Erik McCoy 0.8401, C Colton Prater 0.8383, RG Connor Lanfear 0.9181, RT Keaton Sutherland 0.9201.
9. Florida 0.8753: LT Martez Ivey 0.9990, LG Tyler Jordan 0.8795, C T.J. McCoy 0.8200, RG Fred Johnson 0.8329, RT Jawaan Taylor 0.8453.
10. South Carolina 0.8729: LT Malik Young 0.8615, LG D.J. Park 0.8999, C Alan Knott 0.8672, RG Cory Helms 0.8412, RT Zack Bailey 0.9045.
11. Vanderbilt 0.8463: LT Justin Skyle 0.8456, LG Ean Pfeifer 0.8392, C Cole Hardin 0.8584, RG Bruno Reagan 0.8441, RT Bailey Granier 0.8444.
12. Mississippi State 0.8419: LT Greg Eiland 0.8529, LG Elgton Jenkins 0.8092, C Martinas Rankin 0.9125, RG Deion Calhoun 0.7958, RT Stewart Reese 0.8793.
13. Missouri 0.8354: LT Tyler Howell 0.8808, LG Kevin Pendleton 0.8334, C Sam Bailey 0.8018, RG Alec Abeln 0.8115, RT Paul Adams 0.8493.
14. Kentucky 0.8332: LT Cole Mosier NA, LG Logan Stenberg 0.8587, C Jervontius Stallings 0.8025, RG Nick Haynes 0.8086, RT Kyle Meadows 0.8630.
Most returning starts among offensive lines in the country:
#2 Tennessee -- 111 returning starts
#3 Auburn -- 106 returning starts
#8 South Carolina -- 98 returning starts
#46(Tied) Ole Miss and Kentucky -- 73 returning starts
#54 Arkansas -- 70 returning starts
#60 Alabama -- 67 returning starts
#66(Tied) Florida and Missouri -- 63 returning starts
#73 LSU -- 60 returning starts
#91 A&M -- 48 returning starts
#97 UGA -- 45 returning starts
#105 VU -- 41 returning starts
#120 MSU -- 30 returning starts
Phil Steele # Of starts per OL.
SDS projected starters and recruiting scores
"It all starts in the trenches"
1. Auburn 0.9341: LT Darius James 0.9835, LG Marquel Harrell 0.9078, C Austin Golson 0.9553, RG Mike Horton 0.8560, RT Braden Smith 0.9678.
2. Alabama 0.9314: LT Jonah Williams 0.9873, LG Ross Pierschbacher 0.9647, C Bradley Bozeman 0.8708, RG Lester Cotton 0.9732, RT Matt Womack 0.8610.
3. LSU 0.9311: LT K.J. Malone 0.8656, LG Garrett Brumfield 0.9517, C William Clapp 0.9054, RG Maea Teuhema 0.9828, RT Toby Weathersby 0.9497.
4. Tennessee 0.9253: LT Drew Richmond 0.9732, LG Jack Jones 0.9404, C Jashon Robertson 0.8625, RG Trey Smith 0.9920, RT Chance Hall 0.8585.
5. Arkansas 0.9115: LT Colton Jackson 0.8637, LG Hjalte Froholdt 0.9340, C Frank Ragnow (No. 72 below) 0.8913, RG Johnny Gibson NA, RT Brian Wallace 0.9575.
6. Ole Miss 0.9112: LT Greg Little 0.9991, LG Javon Patterson 0.9739, C Sean Rawlings 0.8426, RG Jordan Sims 0.8737, RT Alex Givens 0.8669.
7. Georgia 0.8989: LT Isaiah Wynn 0.9456, LG Dyshon Sims 0.9084, C Lamont Gaillard 0.9358, RG Solomon Kindley 0.8408, RT Aulden Bynum 0.8640.
8. Texas A&M 0.8832: LT Koda Martin 0.8696, LG Erik McCoy 0.8401, C Colton Prater 0.8383, RG Connor Lanfear 0.9181, RT Keaton Sutherland 0.9201.
9. Florida 0.8753: LT Martez Ivey 0.9990, LG Tyler Jordan 0.8795, C T.J. McCoy 0.8200, RG Fred Johnson 0.8329, RT Jawaan Taylor 0.8453.
10. South Carolina 0.8729: LT Malik Young 0.8615, LG D.J. Park 0.8999, C Alan Knott 0.8672, RG Cory Helms 0.8412, RT Zack Bailey 0.9045.
11. Vanderbilt 0.8463: LT Justin Skyle 0.8456, LG Ean Pfeifer 0.8392, C Cole Hardin 0.8584, RG Bruno Reagan 0.8441, RT Bailey Granier 0.8444.
12. Mississippi State 0.8419: LT Greg Eiland 0.8529, LG Elgton Jenkins 0.8092, C Martinas Rankin 0.9125, RG Deion Calhoun 0.7958, RT Stewart Reese 0.8793.
13. Missouri 0.8354: LT Tyler Howell 0.8808, LG Kevin Pendleton 0.8334, C Sam Bailey 0.8018, RG Alec Abeln 0.8115, RT Paul Adams 0.8493.
14. Kentucky 0.8332: LT Cole Mosier NA, LG Logan Stenberg 0.8587, C Jervontius Stallings 0.8025, RG Nick Haynes 0.8086, RT Kyle Meadows 0.8630.
Most returning starts among offensive lines in the country:
#2 Tennessee -- 111 returning starts
#3 Auburn -- 106 returning starts
#8 South Carolina -- 98 returning starts
#46(Tied) Ole Miss and Kentucky -- 73 returning starts
#54 Arkansas -- 70 returning starts
#60 Alabama -- 67 returning starts
#66(Tied) Florida and Missouri -- 63 returning starts
#73 LSU -- 60 returning starts
#91 A&M -- 48 returning starts
#97 UGA -- 45 returning starts
#105 VU -- 41 returning starts
#120 MSU -- 30 returning starts
Phil Steele # Of starts per OL.
SDS projected starters and recruiting scores
This post was edited on 7/27/17 at 8:21 pm
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:17 pm to TRUERockyTop
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#2 Tennessee -- 111 returning starts #3 Auburn -- 106 returning starts #8 South Carolina -- 98 returning starts
Big3
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:18 pm to TRUERockyTop
Maybe they'll keep us from dipping into our 3rd or 4th string QB's.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:20 pm to TRUERockyTop
Jonah Williams is the best O-lineman Saban has had, imo.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:22 pm to TRUERockyTop
Good read, thanks for posting.
I think Arkansas will be better than people think this year.
I think Arkansas will be better than people think this year.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:23 pm to TRUERockyTop
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projected starters
Bynum won't start. One of Sims or Kindley probably won't either.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:24 pm to TRUERockyTop
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4. Tennessee 0.9253: LT Drew Richmond 0.9732, LG Jack Jones 0.9404, C Jashon Robertson 0.8625, RG Trey Smith 0.9920, RT Chance Hall 0.8585.
Really like this starting 5 for VOLS
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:26 pm to Crowknowsbest
It's possible that Hall doesn't start at RT for UT. These are obviously only pre camp projections. I'm sure things will need to be adjusted as fall camp ends and the season starts.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:31 pm to David Ricky
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4. Tennessee 0.9253: LT Drew Richmond 0.9732, LG Jack Jones 0.9404, C Jashon Robertson 0.8625, RG Trey Smith 0.9920, RT Chance Hall 0.8585.
Really like this starting 5 for VOLS
Yeah but remembering Jones' history with player development sucks that 'like' right out. What he did with the OL he inherited does nothing to build any kind of excitement until the season starts.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:33 pm to TOSOV
You're correct, but you're talking to the wrong OP if you're looking for criticism of Botch.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:33 pm to TRUERockyTop
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It's possible that Hall doesn't start at RT for UT. These are obviously only pre camp projections. I'm sure things will need to be adjusted as fall camp ends and the season starts
I gotcha. My guess is two freshmen start for UGA (Isaiah Wilson and Andrew Thomas)
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:35 pm to JCdawg
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I think Arkansas will be better than people think this year
I hear this every single year.
Time to put up or shut up.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:35 pm to TRUERockyTop
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1. Auburn
2. Alabama
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:38 pm to TRUERockyTop
We have one of the better offensive lines in the SEC, they just weren't ranked highly coming out of high school. We return everyone but Toth though, should be a good group this year.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:39 pm to TOSOV
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Yeah but remembering Jones' history with player development sucks that 'like' right out. What he did with the OL he inherited does nothing to build any kind of excitement until the season starts.
True but imo Wells is a big upgrade over that loser Mahoney
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:41 pm to TRUERockyTop
One day recruiting rankings will mean something. Kentucky rotated 10 guys last year with no falloff and only lost All SEC (2nd T) center Jon Tooth. I feel pretty good about the O-line next year.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:44 pm to LouisvilleKat
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One day recruiting rankings will mean something.
You're right it was just total coincidence that when bama started dominating in recruiting is when they started dominating on the field.
And also that Kentucky sucks at recruiting and sucks on the field.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:44 pm to TRUERockyTop
This and stidham is why Auburn is getting some preseason love. Who knows if it will pan out.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:46 pm to Crowknowsbest
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My guess is two freshmen start for UGA (Isaiah Wilson and Andrew Thomas)
I don't have a good feeling about starting two freshmen at OT, especially Wilson. He's a big kid and not used to the kind of speed or techniques he'll face at this level.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 8:47 pm to TRUERockyTop
Our OL will continue to be garbage in pass protection. Too many guards. But we should keep running the ball well.
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