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RE: 2019 FCS Championship Game Postmortem
(01-15-2020 10:49 AM)TransAmBison Wrote:  How much experience do you return on your d-line? I know you lost d-ends...not sure on the interior. And, do you guys do a lot of rotation or do they play all/most downs? Just wondering for experience. Your d-line definitely was the strength of the team and the best in the FCS.

Our key #2 depth guy at DE went down with a season ending injury and missed the whole season, so it depends on how he comes back. We have a stud freshman and the Minnesota transfer coming in as well so it won't likely be Daka/Carter but it could still be very good, but I think we'll be at that top level again in 2021/22.

Our interior DL are both going to be in the discussion for All-CAA next year and I wouldn't be surprised if one of them makes an All American team.
01-15-2020 10:59 AM
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