Now that OSU’s spring practice is in the books, BeaversEdge.com is diving into each of the Beavers' position groups post-spring and priming you for the fall by breaking it all down.
This round, we finish off the defensive side of the ball with the inside linebackers and dive into how they stack up heading into OSU’s fall camp.
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Who's Gone?
Kyle Haley
Caleb Saulo
The biggest lost of this group is obviously Caleb Saulo. Saulo led the team in tackles and was in on almost every play. He was arguably the leader of the defense and wrecked havoc in the running and passing game. Saulo leaves a major void to be filled on the defensive end. Haley struggled to find the field much as a senior and recorded 11 tackles on the season. Luckily for the Beavers, they have a good amount of young inside linebackers that can fill the void left by Saulo and Haley.
Who's Back?
Manase Hungalu, SR
Wesley Payne, SR
Andrzej Hughes-Murray, SO
Doug Taumoelau, FR
