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OG Austin Siereveld (Official Thread)

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scarletngray said:
Shout out to Austin for a great game against WM. I thought he improved from his week one showing and helped open some massive holes in the run game.
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I thought the same thing, pretty sure he will grade as a champion. That left interior really had some nice openings and no issues on pass protection. While it would be nice if Jackson was healthy by now, this might help us in the long haul to build quality depth with live game experience.
 
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Siereveld’s newfound experience is only increasing his confidence, he said, and he’s growing in his ability to read defensive fronts and understand his assignment every snap of the football.

So no, he won’t be starting again against Marshall. But Siereveld’s quickly transformed into an important depth option for the Buckeyes, certainly at guard and perhaps even at tackle after his camp experience. Even a resurrection of OSU's six-lineman "Bison" package featuring Siereveld isn't off the table, though Day said it's not in the Buckeyes’ plans right now as the team looks to utilize its tight end depth.

“Wherever they need me, if it's left (guard), right, wherever I need to, I’ll go in,” Siereveld said. “Just block the dude in front of me.”
 
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ScriptOhio said:


Siereveld’s newfound experience is only increasing his confidence, he said, and he’s growing in his ability to read defensive fronts and understand his assignment every snap of the football.

So no, he won’t be starting again against Marshall. But Siereveld’s quickly transformed into an important depth option for the Buckeyes, certainly at guard and perhaps even at tackle after his camp experience. Even a resurrection of OSU's six-lineman "Bison" package featuring Siereveld isn't off the table, though Day said it's not in the Buckeyes’ plans right now as the team looks to utilize its tight end depth.

“Wherever they need me, if it's left (guard), right, wherever I need to, I’ll go in,” Siereveld said. “Just block the dude in front of me.”
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I feel like "Just block the dude in front of me" needs to be in his thread title, that's rich.
 
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