Yeah I think people have gotten to the point where if a back isn't 220+ they automatically think he's a "3rd down change of pace type." Hart is probably closer to 5'7 than 5'9 so that 190 lbs is nothing to scoff at. I've said it a bunch of times on here, but don't sell Dee short. I think he'll make a believer out of a lot of people on this board before he leaves UA...
Dee Hart's Progress from Injury
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i dont think he's little. just not thick. a 5ft 9 guy considered as thick would be Dyer.
Having an offensive line as such will help the young backs tremendously. Our line will resemble the 09 champion line over the sometimes sluggish 2010 which hampered our backs to a large dregree.
Four returning starters from top unit with the kicker having 2 potential NFL tackles in Flucker and Cyrus with smart experienced guards primed to blow holes wide open.
Our o line will create a very entertaining running game filled with great runs and from new comers. It could be the most interesting aspect of the early season and go back to the days of Humphrey and Gelks in 1985
Expect to backs taking it to the house from far distances, maybe even as early as the Michigan game.
Four returning starters from top unit with the kicker having 2 potential NFL tackles in Flucker and Cyrus with smart experienced guards primed to blow holes wide open.
Our o line will create a very entertaining running game filled with great runs and from new comers. It could be the most interesting aspect of the early season and go back to the days of Humphrey and Gelks in 1985
Expect to backs taking it to the house from far distances, maybe even as early as the Michigan game.
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