Missouri State football tests offensive line depth in scrimmage

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Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Missouri State football tests offensive line depth in scrimmage
Summary

Missouri State coach Casey Woods is evaluating offensive line personnel as the Bears prepare for the upcoming season. During their recent scrimmage on August 15, the coaching staff rotated seven different players in the first-team offensive line. Woods noted the team is comfortable with two or three positions but is looking to solidify the lineup, aiming for depth of nine or ten players. Last year, the offensive line struggled, allowing 53 sacks, prompting the need for improvement as they move forward. Several returning players mixed with recent transfers highlight the competitive environment. The Bears continue to address this critical area ahead of the 2026 season.

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  • Seven offensive linemen played in the first-team offense during the scrimmage.
  • Woods aims to finalize nine to ten players for the offensive line.
  • The Bears allowed 53 sacks last season, indicating a need for improvement.
  • Key returning players include Gueye, Greene, and Scrivner.
  • New transfers have added competition for starting positions.
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Missouri State coach Casey Woods is rotating players to find the right mix for the Bears offensive line this fall.

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