'26 WVU Transfer IOL Donovan Haslam (Tennessee)

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bigorangekicksazz said:
Am I the only one to think we need an upgrade at Center? Seems like there was regression at this position.
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AP mentioned they might give Moe some reps at center this spring. Due to his height that might be his best shot at playing in the NFL.

With Ory Williams and Haslam (assuming he signs here), I think you have more flexibility and playing experience than this past season.
 
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EastTNVol95 said:
AP mentioned they might give Moe some reps at center this spring. Due to his height that might be his best shot at playing in the NFL.

With Ory Williams and Haslam (assuming he signs here), I think you have more flexibility and playing experience than this past season.
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i'm no analyst, but to me I see sam as more of a rotational guy
 
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Jackcrevol said:
i'm no analyst, but to me I see sam as more of a rotational guy
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He could easily be a rotational guy.

I think Moe works out at center then Sham can slide into LG. RG/RT is decided by the best combination of Perry, Ory Williams, Haslam, and Pendleton. I think they are doing a good job of providing flexibility.
 
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VolInDayton said:
He could easily be a rotational guy.

I think Moe works out at center then Sham can slide into LG. RG/RT is decided by the best combination of Perry, Ory Williams, Haslam, and Pendleton. I think they are doing a good job of providing flexibility.
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sham doesn't move the needle, yet.

when we can get to pushing etsu off the ball, then we can play those guys
 
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VolInDayton said:
He could easily be a rotational guy.

I think Moe works out at center then Sham can slide into LG. RG/RT is decided by the best combination of Perry, Ory Williams, Haslam, and Pendleton. I think they are doing a good job of providing flexibility.
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I think Pendleton was out of position last year, out of necessity at center. I figured he would be a G here. Satterwhite not being the guy rearranged things a bit. I know its hard to be a pure C, so it will be interesting how this looks in the spring as they play around with it.

Also of note, Ory and Perry as swing tackle and RT. And the flexibility of Perry floating into G. Actually great possibilities across the OL.
 
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Idk how good he is, but regardless makes me feel a lot better about the OL. Only bench option with experience was Sham Umarov and injuries happen up front naturally. So now you have an experienced swing guy and guard (I would imagine that is the plan). Then you can bring in young guys around those vets
 
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