Sixty-seven net rushing yards and five sacks. Six tackles for loss conceded for 47 yards. Only 18 rushing yards between the tackles. Thirty-two percent of all rushes going for negative yards.
That's what it was like just two weeks ago for Ole Miss' offensive line when it lined up against one of the nation's best defensive fronts, Florida State. After the Rebels' new-look offensive line mainly held its own for the first two quarters, the turf in Orlando, Florida, got a little more slippery and the opponent a little stronger. It turned into a mess for Ole Miss' offensive line, which left the game battered, bruised and in desperate need of some TLC.