Jim Harding: 2021 FootballScoop OL Coach of the Year

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- 01/05/2022 at 4:59 PM #163968
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  alUmnUs
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  And once again, yes I eat many, many, many (bad) words which exited my person during the first quarter of this football season.
  
  Jim Harding OL Coach of the Year
  
  I will say, I hope things do come together more quickly in the ’22 season. Because this team can defend their PAC12 title and make a playoff run. Utah will be a preseason Top 10 team and kicking things off right in Gainesville will be a tall order, but what a way to jumpstart a campaign!
- 01/05/2022 at 5:10 PM #163973
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  Some on here took a lot of s**t for defending Harding and the O-line. Turns out Daniels moving to RT and Moala leaving the team solved a lot of issues. Bam coming in for Kump and then “getting it” helped too.
- 01/06/2022 at 1:12 AM #163995
  
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  Yeah, I may still not be completely on the Harding bandwagon, but my thoughts about him and the OLINE changed week by week following the of the end of the Wazzu game earlier this season.
  
  I’ll start singing his praises at the top of my lungs, of it doesn’t take until the end of the 4th game of the season to convince me next hear.
  - 01/06/2022 at 9:38 AM #164004
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    One thing to be mindful of is that O-line’s are mostly predictable when they have significant game experience. Not having much of a 2021 season and then having a myriad of injuries to start the season plagued Utah early on.
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