Arizona’s offense was as good as its offensive line was in 2019, which explained why the results got so bad as the season went along.
The Wildcats averaged 37.2 points and 539.2 yards per game over the first five contests last fall, pacing a 4-1 start, only to drop the last seven games during which they averaged just 19.6 points and 369.3 yards.
So it goes when you have four linemen start each of the first five games, while two others split starts at the fifth spot, then because of injuries you had to trot out almost a different starting front every game the rest of the way.