The Miami Hurricanes didn’t need to make significant external additions to their offensive line to feel like the unit improved.
They simply needed to get healthier and make a few internal changes not only with the hopes a bigger and more athletic offensive line would give the rushing attack a boost after last season’s inconsistent outings, but also give UM a better chance of winning the line-of-scrimmage battle against Alabama’s front seven on Saturday.
“We’ve got the guys all really in their best positions,” offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee said. “Looking back last year, [with the run game] that’s where we struggled with, internally.