[CTcard]

Someone who actually played O-line at a level beyond HS should chime in, but my woefully limited experience is that switching O-line positions, especially between guard and tackle, is just not on the same level of disruption as most other position switches.

Exhibit A: David Bright

While I think generally speaking that may be true, David Bright is a case in point in both directions.

He has played effectively at both guard and tackle.

However, the coaches have publicly marveled at the fact that he has been able to do so. We certainly haven't seen many players do so.

A recent counter-example might be Casey Tucker. He was switched to guard last spring to shore up that position and it appeared we had better options at tackle. But, we didn't see him play guard in a game.

If Sarell can be Bright, that would be great.

[CTcard]

Someone who actually played O-line at a level beyond HS should chime in, but my woefully limited experience is that switching O-line positions, especially between guard and tackle, is just not on the same level of disruption as most other position switches.

Exhibit A: David Bright

While I think generally speaking that may be true, David Bright is a case in point in both directions.

He has played effectively at both guard and tackle.

However, the coaches have publicly marveled at the fact that he has been able to do so. We certainly haven't seen many players do so.

A recent counter-example might be Casey Tucker. He was switched to guard last spring to shore up that position and it appeared we had better options at tackle. But, we didn't see him play guard in a game.

If Sarell can be Bright, that would be great.