One of the more heavily-debated topics when it comes to football is what truly makes a run-based offense go. Is it the running back, who's actually carrying the ball and racking up the yards? Or is it the big men on the offensive line, who carve out the space in the defense for the backs to run through?
Georgia Tech's 2015 season might provide a great basis for taking sides in that argument, one way or the other.
While the Yellow Jackets are replacing their top three B-Backs (walk-on Matt Connors included), five of their top six A-Backs, and their top two wide receivers, the offensive line that drove last year's rushing attack brings back almost everyone.