Trench Warfare

Posted Apr 9, 2011
Usually the spring game is all about how many completions out of how many attempts the quarterbacks threw for, how many yards rushing the backs had, how the receivers did, or which defenders really stood out. This spring game was different; it was all about the trenches. “We’ve got some horses up there (on the offensive line) who feel like they can’t be stopped,” Ryan Houston said following the game. (Inside Carolina)

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