Offensive Line: 15 Starting Five Combinations

The depth needed to compete in the Big 12 should be seen in 2018 and beyond, but the combination of possibilities creates an intriguing predicament.
By Brian Ethridge
May 25, 2018
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Likely the most glaring weakness of Baylor's 2017 season was the offensive line.

The ragamuffin lineup consisted of an injured left tackle, two returning starters, two career backups, two converted tight ends, and two freshmen. By the end of the Kansas State game, the line was down one of the backups and freshmen. As the the page is turned on 2017 and things are firmly focused on 2018, the depth, size, and developing talent from spring practices is noticable.

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