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ok did a quick google on top Oline candidates----bc something has to give:

Matt Luke (Clemson): Former SEC head coach and national champion with Georgia who is arguably the standard for elite SEC recruiting and development. How has Clemson's line looked this year? I am not sure.

Kyle Flood (Texas): Mastermind behind the massive, physical front at Texas who carries huge weight on the recruiting trail.....dont want this guy bc we sacked his QB 6 times Saturday.

Alex Mirabal (Miami): A tough pull away from Cristobal, but he is easily one of the most relentless five-star recruiters in the country. I like this guy. Miami has brought in hot shot NIL QBs and they all have had time to throw.

Phil Trautwein (Florida): Moves guys to the NFL Draft at a high clip and is known for producing disciplined, technically precise units. Not gonna lie never heard of him.

Jim Harding (Michigan): A true developmental genius who consistently turns three-star guys into Joe Moore Award caliber lines. I like this guy too, we need someone who can DEVELOP!!!!!

Joe Rudolph (Notre Dame): Builds incredibly deep, blue-collar run-blocking lines that would bring serious physicality to Knoxville.

A'lique Terry (Oregon): A young high energy recruiter whose modern spread experience fits Heupel’s system perfectly.
 
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THEONLYTENISEE said:
An OL coach from the big 10 would be my pick.
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I would take a hard look at Bob Bostad from IU.
Coached at Wisconsin when they were putting up massive ground game numbers and the only coach Cignetti retained when he came to IU - that says a lot.

I would also love to see what Matt Luke could do with a decent NIL budget.
 
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Volanta said:
ok did a quick google on top Oline candidates----bc something has to give:

Matt Luke (Clemson): Former SEC head coach and national champion with Georgia who is arguably the standard for elite SEC recruiting and development. How can Clemson's line looked thi year? I am not sure.

Kyle Flood (Texas): Mastermind behind the massive, physical front at Texas who carries huge weight on the recruiting trail.....dont want this ghuy bc we sacked his QB 6 times Saturday.

Alex Mirabal (Miami): A tough pull away from Cristobal, but he is easily one of the most relentless five-star recruiters in the country. I like this guy. Miami has brought in hot shot NIL QBs and they all have had time to throw.

Phil Trautwein (Florida): Moves guys to the NFL Draft at a high clip and is known for producing disciplined, technically precise units. Not gonna lie never heard of him.

Jim Harding (Michigan): A true developmental genius who consistently turns three-star guys into Joe Moore Award caliber lines. I like this guy too, we need someone who can DEVELOP!!!!!

Joe Rudolph (Notre Dame): Builds incredibly deep, blue-collar run-blocking lines that would bring serious physicality to Knoxville.

A'lique Terry (Oregon): A young high energy recruiter whose modern spread experience fits Heupel’s system perfectly.
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I'm amused how you talked yourself into and out of Kyle Flood in the same take.
 
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