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We actually got to watch a real Husky football game.
The offensive line looked very good. The line didn’t give up any sacks and only surrendered two TFLs. As a unit, they were maulers in the run game. They helped paved the way for Washington’s win by opening up big holes for their running backs (shout out to Sean McGrew) to the tune of 267 total rushing yards and an average of over 5 yards per carry. That said, there were also two drives that stalled in the redzone when they failed to create workable running lanes, despite Oregon State’s undersized defensive line. Overall, the starting line of (from right to left) Victor Curne,…
