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They clear space in the trenches, pushing and steering defensive linemen out of the way with their 300-plus pound bodies.
They take up space in the buffet lines, living up to their large reputations of eating nearly everything in sight.
Ole Miss assistant coach Art Kehoe said it's no secret offensive linemen are unusually large and like to, as he described it, "pile drive" a smorgasbord after a long day of work. But Kehoe, a former offensive lineman himself, said there was a problem with some of his group's girth last season.
"We want big guys," Kehoe said. "But sometimes they get way out of line."
So Kehoe and the Rebels challenged a trio of linemen who weighed more than 350 pounds to redefine their eating habits this summer, shed pounds and show up to preseason camp in the best shape of their careers.


Ole Miss football: O-line trio tackles weighty subject