10 lbs. lighter.....OK then...... <rolls eyes>Given that the average D1 O-lineman in 2014 was around 6'3, 305, then yea, that's undersized.I'm not going to comment on talent since the guy has started for 2 years in a row, but 295 is undersized for a FBS offensive lineman?Dylan Utter is an undersized, FCS-at-best talent. The simple fact that he hasn't been beaten out by anyone else on the offensive line can be directly correlated to the lack of ready-to-play talent that is available at the position.I'm entirely sick of the bs "cupboard" is bare arguments. It's not supported by any real facts that are usually relied on in these discussions (e.g., recruiting ratings, particularly relative to our opponents).
It's based on lazy inductive reasoning that concludes that bad results mean bad talent because that's more comfortable than admitting that we have an average at best coaching staff.
I've seen this movie before. I really wish Husker fans would quit rebooting it.
That's news to me.
I'm not sure if you know this, but more often than not linemen don't come in from high school ready to play. Those guys normally have to be developed.
And I'm not sure you know this, but your second comment just proves mine; if we have a guy in the program that was ready to play at center, then Utter wouldn't be starting. So thanks for that.
If Cav would give some snaps to some other guys, maybe the high 3*/4* Thurston would still be here.
Or, as much as some of you hate this, maybe the white walkon from Nebraska was just better.
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