[OutsiderFan]

Shawgren's stupid Hall-Tucker experiment is what killed the OL.

This is nonsense.  Tucker would have been worse at LT than Hall, and Burns would have been blindsided more often if he was. 

The bigger issue is not putting the players in position to succeed, being too predictable, and not diversified enough on offense.  It does seems the QB is being asked to do things he can't do, and there is no real effort to make his job easier.  Stanford football seems to be driven by a mentality that says "we're going to do what we do in a very narrow scope, and if you stop us, you will win."  None of this has anything to do with who is playing where on the OL.

[OutsiderFan]

Shawgren's stupid Hall-Tucker experiment is what killed the OL.

This is nonsense.  Tucker would have been worse at LT than Hall, and Burns would have been blindsided more often if he was. 

The bigger issue is not putting the players in position to succeed, being too predictable, and not diversified enough on offense.  It does seems the QB is being asked to do things he can't do, and there is no real effort to make his job easier.  Stanford football seems to be driven by a mentality that says "we're going to do what we do in a very narrow scope, and if you stop us, you will win."  None of this has anything to do with who is playing where on the OL.