Things Couldn't Be Going Much Better

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(10-30-2021, 12:00 PM)fredtoast Wrote: I know some of you like to give Burrow credit for everything, but the fact is that the experts disagree with you.

The Joe Moore Award is not a popularity contest decided by fans.  It is voted on by current college O-line coaches and former players and coaches.  They decided that LSU had the best O-line in the country.

NFL scouts also agree. LSU had the 2nd OG drafted (started 16 games as a rookie), the 3rd OC drafted (also started 16 games as a rookie), and the 12th OT drafted.  Overall they had 3 of the first 18 O-linemen drafted.  More than any other team in the country.

It is absurd to call a unit like that "bad" or "average at best". 

Coaches busy getting ready for Bowl games when those votes are taking place.

In 2019 College Football's best Offensive line was Alabama. Alex Leatherwood (1st round) - Evan Neal (soon to be top 10 freshman all-american) - Landon Dickerson (2nd round top 40) - Deonte Brown (6th round) - Jedrick Wills (1st round 10th Overall).