Looking at Vanderbilt's offensive line average weight, we are actually lighter on average than their front 5. They stack up well against us, and really any college team in the US. We simply aren't going to push them around, unless we really can find some good matchups or scheme some really good blitzes. This alone probably explains why they have rushed well against most teams. They are simply not the Vanderbilt of old. We really have to throw out our assumptions and biases based upon who they have been the last 40 years.
- Florida: 6’5.6″, 331.2 lbs. per starter
- Texas: 6’4″, 331.2 lbs.
- Iowa State: 6’6.4″, 329 lbs.
- Rice: 6’5.8″, 327 lbs.
- Ole Miss: 6’5.4″, 325 lbs.
- Vanderbilt: 6’4.6″, 325 lbs.
- Arizona: 6’4.2″, 325 lbs.
- LSU: 6’5.8″, 324.6 lbs.
- Alabama: 6’5.2″, 323.4 lbs.
- Arkansas: 6’5.2″, 323.2 lbs.
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