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SJ Alofaituli- season stats, other interesting stats. Mensah is saving the line

90scane said:
It is never black and white. It was a combination of demands (money, starting…) & he clearly wasn’t as interested in working on his body. There likely more to it. He is more of an ot and we likely had McCoy, Samson, Cantwell ahead of him.

Bell is the kid that should have stayed. Imo if we are just looking at best options.

Otherwise, sorta surprised they didn’t take a center or OG that had p4 starts.
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We got screwed bad with the 5 year rule. I dont think Bell even wanted to come back, he didnt really try.. But I have to think if 5 year rule is in place prior, Anez Cooper could have been convinced instead of 6th round pick.. Bell would of been MAJOR but we can see the value of what a Cooper would have bought now also.. Not super high ceiling but extremely high consistent battle tested floor..
 
skyman said:
We got screwed bad with the 5 year rule. I dont think Bell even wanted to come back, he didnt really try.. But I have to think if 5 year rule is in place prior, Anez Cooper could have been convinced instead of 6th round pick.. Bell would of been MAJOR but we can see the value of what a Cooper would have bought now also.. Not super high ceiling but extremely high consistent battle tested floor..
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Cooper comes back, plays guard, SJ sits, then Cantwell comes in plays T or G, moves McCoy inside, Buchanan doesn’t sniff a starting job. Then figure out what to do with Rodriguez. Sucks.
 
Wake was throwing a ton of movement at us and scheming it up to confuse our linemen. Even Samson was confused badly on at least three plays I remember from rewatch.

I don’t think they trusted the freshmans to be able to handle that at all.

The freshmans are too tall and play too high at the moment to handle guard and can’t be trusted on the edge to protect your Heisman level qb.

Mario and Mirabel put themselves in this pickle and they’re going to have to coach their way out of it. Godspeed.
 
88 said:
Wake was throwing a ton of movement at us and scheming it up to confuse our linemen. Even Samson was confused badly on at least three plays I remember from rewatch.

I don’t think they trusted the freshmans to be able to handle that at all.

The freshmans are too tall and play too high at the moment to handle guard and can’t be trusted on the edge to protect your Heisman level qb.

Mario and Mirabel put themselves in this pickle and they’re going to have to coach their way out of it. Godspeed.
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ALOT of teams do movement and simulated pressures and such.. Everybody is copying Haines and taking stuff from Macdonald/Minter even the all mugged up lines and such like Flores.. Just all out assault on the oline and seeing if their communication is on point..

Clemson do a bunch of games and stunts so we got less than 2 weeks to figure it out..
 
But what about Heatherman getting pressure with his blitzing…The WF qb was good, but I didn’t see him have many broken plays. He was contained in the pocket. Mensah and Toni will win us the ACC
 
Do you guys remember a situation where a player was this bad, and improved to be a competent player later in the season?
 
DMoney said:
I thought he’d be adequate against average ACC comp, and we’d need to get the bigger guys ready for the latter half of the schedule.

I did not expect this level of struggle with this kind of opponent.
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We didn’t rotate much vs wake so how are they gonna get ready
 
I know Seaton was expensive but you can’t tell me he wouldn’t have been worth it with the current state of the OL. I would kill for this starting group:
LT: Seaton
LG: Samson
Center: Rodriguez
RG: McCoy
RT: Cantwell
 
DWade3 said:
I know Seaton was expensive but you can’t tell me he wouldn’t have been worth it with the current state of the OL. I would kill for this starting group:
LT: Seaton
LG: Samson
Center: Rodriguez
RG: McCoy
RT: Cantwell
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The mistake we made was not going after Olaus Alinen. He liked Miami out of high school and is balling for Kentucky at guard. Would have been less expensive and solved a lot of problems
 
sfcane2 said:
The mistake we made was not going after Olaus Alinen. He liked Miami out of high school and is balling for Kentucky at guard. Would have been less expensive and solved a lot of problems
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That Kentucky OL was great last weekend. I was high on him coming out of high school.
 
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