EstronHawkKing
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He has three total and he doesn't even start. He's tied with Bosa and I think a Purdue and N'western player
Hmmm, has a non-starter ever been named first team all Big Ten?
that's a great question!Hmmm, has a non-starter ever been named first team all Big Ten?
Most coaches start their best players. I doubt it has ever happened.
My prediction is coming to pass.Hmmm, has a non-starter ever been named first team all Big Ten?
Brian.."...Who would you bench?
Who would you bench?
That's exactly why it works so well too. You get Hesse and A. Nelson hammering on them downs 1 and 2, then bring in a fresh AJ and Golston to tee off on the QB on 3rd down. You get into the second half, and you have some battered, tired OL while your best pass rushers are still rested and ready to rip.Bench? Nobody. Just keep rotating them in.
Ha never happens at other schools but maybe twice at Iowa.
Nick sat Tua behind Jalen all year last year until the second half of the title game. If Nick loses the Iron Bowl again this year, I want him fired.Ha never happens at other schools but maybe twice at Iowa.
Twice only?
Twice only?
That's exactly why it works so well too. You get Hesse and A. Nelson hammering on them downs 1 and 2, then bring in a fresh AJ and Golston to tee off on the QB on 3rd down. You get into the second half, and you have some battered, tired OL while your best pass rushers are still rested and ready to rip.
Worked to perfection Saturday. Hesse whips Foster like a rented mule nearly the entire game, and you'd think they were in love with A. Nelson as much as he got held. AJ came in and cleaned up, and the rest is history. Throw in solid dudes in M. Nelson, Golston, Brincks, Reiff, and Lattimore, and we have the most productive DL in the nation right now.
This^^^That's exactly why it works so well too. You get Hesse and A. Nelson hammering on them downs 1 and 2, then bring in a fresh AJ and Golston to tee off on the QB on 3rd down. You get into the second half, and you have some battered, tired OL while your best pass rushers are still rested and ready to rip.
Worked to perfection Saturday. Hesse whips Foster like a rented mule nearly the entire game, and you'd think they were in love with A. Nelson as much as he got held. AJ came in and cleaned up, and the rest is history. Throw in solid dudes in M. Nelson, Golston, Brincks, Reiff, and Lattimore, and we have the most productive DL in the nation right now.