I can see quite a bit of OL play from the upper deck. Over the last few years, unfortunately, a lot of times it resembles a pillow fight.PlayerRep said:Even though we can't really see o-line play when at the stadium,
I can see quite a bit of OL play from the upper deck. Over the last few years, unfortunately, a lot of times it resembles a pillow fight.PlayerRep said:Even though we can't really see o-line play when at the stadium,
AZGrizFan said:PlayerRep said:Even though we can't really see o-line play when at the stadium, we believe we can see o-line play better when only pieces of it are shown on tv/streaming.
From your mouth to my ears. :thumb: :thumb:
HookedonGriz said:poorgriz said:AZGrizFan said:bgbigdog said:[media]https://twitter.com/montanagrizfb/status/1107366793398509568?s=21[/media]
Another of those guys you have to love because it’s about something bigger than himself. :thumb:
"No fans come to the game to watch the O-line. They want to see the touchdowns and the receivers and quarterbacks, and we're fine with that. We know it's a team effort and everything relies on everybody," says Sirmon.
Couldn't disagree more. There are many, many plays where that's all i watch is the execution of the O-line assignments....and after the way our season ended, there'll be a lot MORE people watching the O-line this year...
You're the exception, less than one percenter. The vast majority of fans at your games have zero clue about O Line play. In fact thousands and thousands of those "fans" really don't know much about football. It's just a social event. Happens as MSU also, just not to the same degree.
not to the same degree because you can only get 10k to show up for your first playoffs in years! You truly are the dumbest person posting here if you believe there’s any difference whatsoever, and that’s saying a lot.
Paytonlives said:The addition of offensive lineman Kordell Pillans has added extra size and depth on the offensive line, and the emergence of Cy Sirmon as a potential starter at center has helped make the O-line an area of strength for the Griz.
Returning starting tackles Conlan Beaver and Colton Keintz are benefiting from added weight gained in the offseason, and sophomore Skyler Martin continues his upward trajectory at guard as well.
kemajic said:I can see quite a bit of OL play from the upper deck. Over the last few years, unfortunately, a lot of times it resembles a pillow fight.PlayerRep said:Even though we can't really see o-line play when at the stadium,
PlayerRep said:kemajic said:I can see quite a bit of OL play from the upper deck. Over the last few years, unfortunately, a lot of times it resembles a pillow fight.PlayerRep said:Even though we can't really see o-line play when at the stadium,
Yes, I too can see the o-line from the 2d deck. I just don't know what they are doing.
Probably is good you can’t see them.RABIDAWG said:PlayerRep said:kemajic said:I can see quite a bit of OL play from the upper deck. Over the last few years, unfortunately, a lot of times it resembles a pillow fight.PlayerRep said:Even though we can't really see o-line play when at the stadium,
Yes, I too can see the o-line from the 2d deck. I just don't know what they are doing.
Ya, me too!
HookedonGriz said:Great read on Pillans
http://406mtsports.com/college/big-sky-conference/university-of-montana/montana-offensive-lineman-kordell-pillans-finding-footing-in-new-offense/article_bd7603aa-02b5-57c4-bf5f-96ecfa594061.html
AllWeatherFan said:HookedonGriz said:Great read on Pillans
http://406mtsports.com/college/big-sky-conference/university-of-montana/montana-offensive-lineman-kordell-pillans-finding-footing-in-new-offense/article_bd7603aa-02b5-57c4-bf5f-96ecfa594061.html
"His go-to meal has been four or five chicken breasts with light seasoning, brown rice and broccoli."
Try as I might, there is no way could I finish more than three chicken breasts at one sitting.*
Why wouldn't he?grizghost said:..good to see Justin Calhoun is still around!
There was some concern, clearly unfounded, that Justin might leave when Jeremy left the program.kemajic said:Why wouldn't he?grizghost said:..good to see Justin Calhoun is still around!
Emphasis on the "unfounded."grizband said:There was some concern, clearly unfounded, that Justin might leave when Jeremy left the program.kemajic said:Why wouldn't he?grizghost said:..good to see Justin Calhoun is still around!
The key is to avoid the rice and broccoli.AllWeatherFan said:HookedonGriz said:Great read on Pillans
http://406mtsports.com/college/big-sky-conference/university-of-montana/montana-offensive-lineman-kordell-pillans-finding-footing-in-new-offense/article_bd7603aa-02b5-57c4-bf5f-96ecfa594061.html
"His go-to meal has been four or five chicken breasts with light seasoning, brown rice and broccoli."
Try as I might, there is no way could I finish more than three chicken breasts at one sitting.
This is interesting to me. He must have played WR for Rosey while at Adams State. Then he goes on his mission and comes back to meet Rosey in MSLA, but now he’s a DE? Seems almost like the mission had the opposite effect.dirtysoup said:There's a new walkon on the roster: Zane Whiting. Played receiver at Adams State in 2016 and then went on a mission for 2 years. Playing d line here and is participating in spring practice.
https://gogriz.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=5168