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LSU Tigers defensive linemen ready to pull their weight
By
Scott Branson, The Times-Picayune
RUSTY COSTANZA / THE TIMES-PICAYUNEAnthony Johnson says he feels quicker and stronger after losing weight this offseason.
BATON ROUGE -- Before enrolling at LSU, defensive tackle Anthony Johnson carried the weight of heavy expectations as a five-star recruit, a bold nickname and a 300-pound body. Once he arrived, Johnson gained 20 pounds and didn't play up to the lofty expectations.
LSU defensive line coach Brick Haley said Johnson, who played at O. Perry Walker, learned valuable lessons that will help him down the road.
"I think he was finding himself his freshman year," Haley said. "He got enough football to get his feet wet, to make him understand the work he's got to put in to be that type of player." Read more...http://www.nola.com/
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Video (2 min, 2 sec): LSU Media Day humor
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After a year in football suburgatory, Jeremy Hill is glad to be back on the field and eager to be back in the mix . | |||
It’s been a long journey back to the point, though.
Hill and his Tiger teammates went through Media Day on Tuesday and for the first time since the end of his stellar prep career at Redemptorist, Hill spoke to the media. Read more...http://louisianastate.
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Pound for Pound, the Best Football Player in the World
Feb 20, 2011 12:00 AM ESTForget Kaká: pint-size Marta is Brazil’s new star.
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Tinker Town: " Not that kind of football player for goodness gracious, that the soccer football game that they play all over the rest of the world. I of course mean the American football game.'
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Trench Camp 2012 All Camp Team Named
by Dirk Knudsen | Posted on Monday, July 30th, 2012
A week ago we had the rare and amazing privilege of spending three days inside the Nation's #1 football camp for linemen. That camp is now behind us but there can be no doubt that the kids that made it out to Trench Camp at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon will never forget the experience. See list and read more...http://www.
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SEC Blog
Ranking the SEC's offensive linemen
July, 12, 2012
By
Edward Aschoff and
Chris Low | ESPN.com
Earlier, we ranked all 14 SEC offensive line groups, so it's time to look at the league's top linemen.
Past rankings: Here are our top 10 SEC offensive linemen:
1. Barrett Jones, Sr., Alabama: The reigning Outland Trophy winner is one of the most versatile lineman in college football. He played just about every position on Alabama's line last year and is moving to center this fall. He isn't the biggest lineman, but he's one of the toughest. See the rest of the list and read more...http://espn.go.com/
----------------------------------------------Earlier, we ranked all 14 SEC offensive line groups, so it's time to look at the league's top linemen.
Past rankings: Here are our top 10 SEC offensive linemen:
1. Barrett Jones, Sr., Alabama: The reigning Outland Trophy winner is one of the most versatile lineman in college football. He played just about every position on Alabama's line last year and is moving to center this fall. He isn't the biggest lineman, but he's one of the toughest. See the rest of the list and read more...http://espn.go.com/
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Last Updated - August 8, 2012 8:23 GMT
Offensive linemen pave the way
Big bruisers up front open holes, push top teams into spotlight
2011 Alabama Statistics
Barrett Jones won a national title last year. He presented a jersey to the President at the White House just months after being named the nation’s most outstanding interior lineman as winner of the Lombardi Award. Jones, who will switch to center this year after previously playing guard and tackle, helped Alabama rank 16th nationally in rushing offense in 2011.
Barrett Jones won a national title last year. He presented a jersey to the President at the White House just months after being named the nation’s most outstanding interior lineman as winner of the Lombardi Award. Jones, who will switch to center this year after previously playing guard and tackle, helped Alabama rank 16th nationally in rushing offense in 2011.
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See and read more...http://www.ncaa.com/
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