Anonymous #1 5w

ou could win a natty if their oline wasnt poverty

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Anonymous #3 5w

is their oline that bad? ngl oline the only thing i dont keep track of in football

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Anonymous #1 5w

their oline allowed 50 sacks last year, the most in the ncaa. arnold was sacked 36 times, the sixth most in cfb. being an ou fan is painful.

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Anonymous #3 5w

did they not shop OL in the portal or get any solid recruits?

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Anonymous #1 5w

Ok OU fan

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Anonymous #2 5w

not an OU fan and i actually cheer for michigan in the game cuz i hate OSU but they aren’t going 11-0, maybe in 2026-27 if bryce is the guy

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Anonymous #1 5w

gotta 5 star in fasusi and got a couple decent transfers. the right side seems good but the left side is weak. we’ll see what happens this season. new offensive coordinator also helps.

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Anonymous #3 5w

last years oline doesn’t matter if you brought guys in, i mean 50 sacks is ridiculous i highly doubt anybody from the line last year will be playing much, ive been very very high on OU but didnt know much ab the OL so hopefully they’ll back me up

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Anonymous #1 5w

its also worth noting that mateer was a top scrambler so he can probably manage pressure better than jackson arnold or the true freshman backup we had last year.

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Anonymous #3 5w

that’s true i’m very high on mateer i think bro has serious heisman potential

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Anonymous #3 5w

wanted mateer on my canes so badly

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Anonymous #1 5w

Look at their schedule my dude

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Anonymous #1 5w

beck on the canes will be interesting

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Anonymous #3 5w

I think all he’s gotta do is be serviceable, deep RB room, top 10 oline, better WR than georgia, top 10 OC, defense should be able to hold their own unlike last year, as long as bro doesn’t pop out like DJU we can beat ND and UF and compete for a natty, whole season relies on beck and the receivers

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Anonymous #1 5w

yeah he kinda makes or breaks miamis season

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