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      <description>CORVALLIS- How is Oregon State’s front five shaping up with a spring session in the books and fall on the mind? We also take a look at the potential future success of Sean Harlow and Grant Bays. How did Josh Mitchell look as a center backing up a mostly limited Isaac Seumalo? Unlike last season, the Beavs have depth on the O-line – but do they have talented depth?</description>
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      <title>OSU SPRING PREVIEW: The Offensive Line</title>
      <description>CORVALLIS – Four returning starters, a few fresh faces and depth – that’s the storyline up front at OSU this spring. The Beavs will enter the 15 practices of spring ball laden with o-linemen, many of whom will have the chance to make an impact due to some bumps and bruises in the blocking platoon. Sean Harlow will make his first blocks as a Beaver, and a position battle royale could take place.</description>
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      <description>CORVALLIS -- With the book now closed on the 2012 season, it’s time to look ahead and to the young up-and-comers -- some of whom look poised to impact the 2013 season.  And what better place to start than on the position grouping that caused so much discussion in Oregon State's bowl game – the offensive line.</description>
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      <description>CORVALLIS -- The potential threat of not having an opponent on Saturday due to Hurricane Isaac did not hinder Oregon State from practicing with a full head of steam on Tuesday. QB Sean Mannion was sharp, the defensive secondary continued to show off their top-to-bottom depth, TE Colby Prince eased his way back into the swing of things and more.</description>
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