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Experienced Baylor offensive line not resting on last year's strong finish

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Baylor's offensive line developed into one of the best in the country last season. But even with four of five starters returning, the group is not resting on their laurels.

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Experienced Baylor offensive line not resting on last year's strong finish

Baylor's offensive line developed into one of the best in the country last season. But even with four of five starters returning, the group is not resting on their laurels.

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Experienced offensive line to anchor Baylor offense - The Baylor Lariat

By Jackson Posey | Sports Writer Baylor entered last season with a 1,500-pound conundrum. Baylor was in the midst of a seismic shift in offensive line philosophy. Former offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes’ wide zone was out, replaced by Jake Spavital’s air raid-adjacent scheme. The two blocking schemes are polar opposites. For the first six weeks of the season, the unit struggled to adjust. Baylor averaged just 3.86 yards per carry against a slat…

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