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I read that OL-men are academically the best on a football team. Many end up successful in business, science, and law. The key is to recruit nasty OL-men who can grasp the intricacies of blocking schemes. These are special young men. Bad ***, but intelligent enough to know their assignments...

Yes, it all boils down to the OL. It has to be strong, athletic, and nasty. That is where the games and a NC will be won. Many will never be NFL players, but their bodies and nastiness will make the skill players stars.

I appreciate your take. At the college level, the QB is part of that running game. The QB does matter. No NFL team is a contender without a quality QB. But at the college level, a mid-level QB can mask his deficiencies by including himself in the running game. I think of Young at Texas who...

I look forward to an I-back formation with Realus George leading for one of UM's RBs. Yes, that is is obsolete, old, traditional and everything that is considered boring. But for me, keep it simple with the young QBs who are the Cane future. Run with power and the passing game will be solved...

Amen, brother. I'm old school, meaning just plain old. I want to see that power running game chew up defenses.