Candidates For Offensive Lineman Of The Year

Gordon Cohagan

December 1, 2020 @ 01:01 AM

These 4 players deserve to be in the conversation to win offensive lineman of the year and earned this by producing in the trenches.   [player_tooltip player_id="58649" first="Wyatt" last="Milum"] Spring Valley High School OL 2021 Wyatt was a key anchor to the Spring Valley offensive line and offense as a whole. Using his big frame and athleticism he rarely had much competition when opening running lanes for his backs to run through and get consistent yardage. He had a great first step and with being such a bigger guy showed this with his ability to get downhill very quickly and latch onto blocks and keep lanes from clogging up. He’ll be attending West Virginia in the fall as an offensive lineman.   [player_tooltip player_id="58658" first="Bryce" last="Biggs"] Spring Valley High School OL 2021 Bryce was another anchor to the Spring Valley offense. He also used his athleticism to his advantage and had no problem helping his backs rush for consistent yardage every carry. He shows a great first step when getting downhill and always gets good leverage when finishing his blocks. He currently holds division 1 offers as an offensive lineman but hasn’t committed to a school yet.   [player_tooltip player_id="58753" first="Nemo" last="Roberts"] Cabell Midland High School OL/DL 2022 Nemo showed as to why he’s one of the best lineman on both sides of the ball. He anchored a midland offensive line that was undefeated up until games got canceled. He showed his athleticism when pancaking defensive lineman and showed his very quick first step off the ball even with playing center. He’s a physical player and shows it on both sides of the ball.   [player_tooltip player_id="58760" first="Xavier" last="Bausley"] South Charleston High School OL 2022 Xavier anchored a South Charleston team that was of the best offenses with only playing 5 games before being canceled due to Covid. He’s has a large frame and is athletic enough to finish blocks and create a secure pocket on the blind side of his quarter back. His quarterback was throwing for 4 touchdowns a game along with over 300 passing yards and he made sure he had all the time in the world to throw the football. Look for Xavier to start picking up offers following his junior year with having a great junior campaign.  