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Rebuilding The Offensive Line

Finding talent, depth, and continuity for the most important position group on the field is key to Baylor's success in the 2018 season.
By Brian Ethridge
November 30, 2017
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The offensive line at Baylor was several things to everyone in 2017. Frustrating, depleted, poor, overwhelmed, unable to get a push, and more were adjectives used for the group. George DeLeone had little depth to work with after losing four upperclassmen after he arrived on campus due to attrition from medical reasons and graduation. DeLeone went through the roster and brought in two tight ends to fill the void of the attrition losses.

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