On March 18, the Colorado Buffaloes begin their first spring football session under new head coach Mel Tucker. Leading into day one, CUSportsNation.com will post several various "spring ball questions" to discuss key topics leading into the practices.
Our question today is: Who will emerge on Colorado's offensive line?
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The Storyline
To put it bluntly, Colorado's offensive line was a disaster in 2018, especially in the horrendous seven game losing streak to end the season. The Buffaloes offense lost all rhythm in pass protection and run blocking, and while not all blame goes to the offensive line, a decent portion does.
Gone is Klayton Adams, who served as the CU offensive line coach under Mike MacIntyre.
Gone are veteran offensive linemen Aaron Haigler (27 career starts) and Josh Kaiser (15 career starts).
Enter Chris Kapilovic, who is Colorado's new offensive line coach. He came from North Carolina after seven seasons with the Tar Heels. He will look to revamp the CU line.
