NEW YORK – Oregon State is one of 19 teams nationally that has been named to the Joe Moore Award midseason honor roll, which recognizes the sport's top offensive line, which was announced on Tuesday.
The selection committee judges each offensive line on six criteria: toughness, effort, teamwork, consistency, technique and finishing.
Oregon State's offensive line has helped the Beavers' to the Pac-12 Conference's top rushing attack at 242.3 yards per game. That also ranks ninth nationally.
The line, coaches by Jim Michalczik, has given up just 18 tackles for loss, the third-fewest in the nation.