Spring Roster: 50 Laurance Seymore 55 Matt Lee 61 Francis Mauigoa 63 Samson Okunlola 64 Jalen Rivers 70 Javion Cohen 71 Antonio Tripp 72 Chris Washington 73 Anez Cooper 76 Ryan Rodriguez 77 Logan Sagapolu 78 Matthew McCoy 79 Michael McLaughlin Not Featured/Injured: 56 Jonathan Denis 60 Zion Nelson Walkons: 57 Matt Antezana 68 Ian Johnson
Hitting Logan Sagapolu looks like it would about as painful as hitting a brick wall. Anez Cooper, at 6'6" 350 hits him with a pretty good running start and Sagapolu's mass took the hit as if it was nothing.
Football is easy when an O line dominates the D line. Teaching/learning how to use leverage to get into, sustain, and finish your fit. How do you finish? The five ways are... cut‘em, shove‘em, knockdown, pancake, and lock up/control. Knockdown and pancake are the most fun. 🙌
I didn't see much pulling ot trap blocking for that matter from Gattis' play calling. He seemed more focused on setting a up a pocket for the QB's taking deep, 7 step drops. O line injuries made it difficult if not impossible - His offense suffered for it because he was too stubborn to adapt. He could have done other things like rolling the pocket and bought a little more time but...
@@RaisedCane-qn3ts yah. That’s what I recalled as I was thinking about it. I went to two games live and couldn’t remember seeing a pull once. Not that a pull = success. But it does allow unpredictability. Those kids can move for their size.
@@tlobrill1 You hit the nail right on the head... Gattis' play-calling was so predictable that the offense was always running right into the teeth of the defense. That's why it looked so bad!
Spring Roster:
50 Laurance Seymore
55 Matt Lee
61 Francis Mauigoa
63 Samson Okunlola
64 Jalen Rivers
70 Javion Cohen
71 Antonio Tripp
72 Chris Washington
73 Anez Cooper
76 Ryan Rodriguez
77 Logan Sagapolu
78 Matthew McCoy
79 Michael McLaughlin
Not Featured/Injured:
56 Jonathan Denis
60 Zion Nelson
Walkons:
57 Matt Antezana
68 Ian Johnson
I like how involved the coaches are taking the players from Dummies to head-up pad work.
Man, I think a lot of opposing teams are going to be surprised by the size and the physicality of this new UM offensive line. I like it!
Hitting Logan Sagapolu looks like it would about as painful as hitting a brick wall. Anez Cooper, at 6'6" 350 hits him with a pretty good running start and Sagapolu's mass took the hit as if it was nothing.
Chris, every year you post these OL videos and every year I try to find new words to tell you I can't thank you near enough. It's all about the 🙌
Football is easy when an O line dominates the D line. Teaching/learning how to use leverage to get into, sustain, and finish your fit. How do you finish? The five ways are... cut‘em, shove‘em, knockdown, pancake, and lock up/control. Knockdown and pancake are the most fun. 🙌
Favorite crew to watch THE BIG BOYS
Big Boys
there's the beef. looking good.
The freshmen sizes 😮
Keep improving should be the Motto for the Oline
Matt Lee is fast!
And he has outstanding footwork and technique.
Cohen is built!
Chris Washington might need a legit look for the RG/RT spot 4:06
What is the purpose of the second drill?
I noticed a lot of pulling drills. I can’t recall specifically did we pull our guys much last year? Anyone know?
I didn't see much pulling ot trap blocking for that matter from Gattis' play calling. He seemed more focused on setting a up a pocket for the QB's taking deep, 7 step drops. O line injuries made it difficult if not impossible - His offense suffered for it because he was too stubborn to adapt. He could have done other things like rolling the pocket and bought a little more time but...
@@RaisedCane-qn3ts yah. That’s what I recalled as I was thinking about it. I went to two games live and couldn’t remember seeing a pull once. Not that a pull = success. But it does allow unpredictability. Those kids can move for their size.
@@tlobrill1 You hit the nail right on the head... Gattis' play-calling was so predictable that the offense was always running right into the teeth of the defense. That's why it looked so bad!
They can move