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OL Tegra Tshabola (Official Thread)

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https://howtheyplay.com/team-sports...rm length is measured from,of 30 to 34 inches.

Arm length is measured from the end of the bicep or shoulder blade to the tip of the middle finger with the arm extended. The average arm length for a male is around 30 inches. The arm length of most NFL players is in the range of 30 to 34 inches. There can be players at both the extreme ends of the spectrum. There is Doug Brien, whose arms are only 27.88 inches in length, and Alex Barron, who has an unbelievable arm length of 37.75 inches.
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Ohio State football recruiting class of 2022 scouting report: Tegra Tshabola

Ohio State football recruiting class of 2022 scouting report: Tegra Tshabola
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He stands at 6-foot, 5-inches, and 344-pounds with 35-inch arms. If it wasn’t already obvious those are more than ideal traits for an offensive tackle.
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One of the most important traits for an OT are arm length. Tshabola has no problem in that era either, not to mention he easily has the size at 6’6 330lbs
 
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ShowMeBuck said:
Im no O Line expert but it seems to me like he could slide inside eventually. Or am I mistaken here? I know he has the measurables to be outside but I wonder how good his feet are.
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I think he's best suited at RT, but more than capable to play in the interior with his size and strength. For this season, our strength is at guard and center though, so I would be surprised if we played him anywhere but OT this year other than to prepare for any injuries (which we typically do so he could move inside if needed), we need him at OT moving forward.
 
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