Dalman is a RS Soph, but that's nitpicky. Hoping he breaks 290 next season. Also heard from a player parent that our training camp weigh-in weights are usually 5-10 lbs lighter than gameday playing weights for OL because the summer is hot and primarily focused on conditioning. And we don't update them as the season starts, as some schools may.
Encouraging to me: the freshmen are coming in at weights where a year of college S&C will put them in the 300 ballpark. Tackles are both over 290 and interior guys are 279, 284, and 286. (For comparison, Powell and Dalman both came in under 270.)
More importantly, beef means nothing if you're caught flat-footed. Guys like Penei Sewell and Nate Herbig who can actually move at 320+ are a rarity.
Encouraging to me: the freshmen are coming in at weights where a year of college S&C will put them in the 300 ballpark. Tackles are both over 290 and interior guys are 279, 284, and 286. (For comparison, Powell and Dalman both came in under 270.)
More importantly, beef means nothing if you're caught flat-footed. Guys like Penei Sewell and Nate Herbig who can actually move at 320+ are a rarity.