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Exactly. Just moving our OL performance to average from being one of the worst in college football, would have added at least 2-4 more wins last year. Now, that same OL has more experience, are in better shape, and has the addition of the Houston transfer, Jarrid Williams, who is an upgrade for...

Also, the scheme makes a world of difference. Our OL was set up to fail last year. A bunch of young, inexperienced linemen asked to play in a compressed space and hold blocks long enough to allow slow-developing plays to occur. Even our running plays were often slow-developing delayed...

They will be significantly better...that's all we can ask. Can't expect them to suddenly become top caliber. However, we're recruiting well there now, and have an OL coach who seems to be the right man for the job. The OL future is bright.