It's his knees he wonders about. He runs us bad. My knees feel like they have no tendons or cartilage. Roberson is part of an annual metamorphosis that takes place on most college-football teams, unless you happen to be Florida State or Nebraska or Penn State. With the great leveling of talent in the college game for a variety of reasons, last year's weakness is this year's strength, and vice versa.
Nothing ever stays the same.
Last season, the Husky defensive line was considered the strongest unit on the team. It was the UW offensive line that was expected to be the soft spot on the squad. Now it's 2000, and suddenly, the perception of the UW positives and negatives is exactly opposite. The offensive line acquitted itself last year, controlling the ball almost 33 minutes a game. It's the defensive line, minus senior contributors Mac Tuiaea, Jabari Issa and Toalei Mulitauaopele, that is forecast to be faulty this year.