I think unity/chemistry is important. Different coaching staffs have different approaches when it come to splitting/not splitting OL time. In any case, I don't like the message "won't be rotating much". To me, not knowing how the staff handled rotation previously, I interpret that as basically zero playing time for non-starters. I won't blow it up (too much), because I don't exactly know what "won't be rotating much" truly means to this staff. Rotation isn't to help unity. It's to help underclassmen develop, allow for limited drop off in the case of injury, provide "fresher" bodies throughout a game and the entire season, and to retain younger players that would otherwise transfer due to lack of playing time.
Gary Andersen is sitting up in Corvallis right now trying to decide which qb to play, because there's not a single qb at OrSU that has ever taken a snap in college football.
