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From: "The Biggest Question Mark For Stanford Heading Into 2016"
"Caspers played in all 14 games last season, and should be a leader from the right side along with Bright, if the line stays that way. On the other hand, Burkett, the presumptive center, is a former four-star recruit, but has played just five career games, and hasn't had much experience.
It's undeniable that this is a talented bunch. However, talent alone will not remake this offensive line into what it was last year -- 2014's offensive line had three five stars, a four star, and a three star, yet it took them ten games to start working together effectively. Just like this year's line, all had some game experience, with a couple of stalwarts, but most had played only one year or sparingly.
How this line fits together will determine whether Stanford will sink or swim this season. The Cardinal has the offensive weapons to succeed -- it just needs give them opportunities to make plays, not something I can confidently say it will. If it doesn't, it could squander what could be Stanford's last year with arguably the most dynamic college football player in history."
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This overcomplicates it. And in this age of squeezed time, why do we offer readers taped interviews, the contents of which can be distilled into something we can read in less than three minutes.
Hall likely will start over Fanaika at LG. That’s the only position that actually remains in doubt. Fanaika will be active in every Jumbo. Nick Wilson is worth watching if he can get the workouts and practice time; a very impressive recruit. Of the incoming freshmen, Hamilton, perhaps the most athletic tackle we’ve ever recruited, likely gets in the Jumbos too. The guy neutralized the nation’s best defensive lineman in their matchup last fall. . ;
By harry.beckwith1 on 06.12.16 9:05am