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Frank Ragnow C/OG,Arkansas 6052 319 5.14 #72 Sr

Pro Football Focus selected him as the best offensive lineman in the country.

three-year starter

A solid first-year starter at right guard in 2015 as a sophomore in which he allowed 2 sacks over his 13 starts, Ragnow made the move to center for his junior season in 2016 and has impressed with his play, out with a bad outing against Alabama under tough personal circumstances. Larger than many at the center position at 6ft 5, 312 lbs, he offers both length and strength to hold up against physical interior defensive linemen. The progress in year two as a starter has been very positive, playing with better leverage and setting a more effective base to hold his position. The aggressive drive blocking always looked a strength of his game and that continues to stand out. It’s not been the best year for Arkansas, and the O-line that is normal a staple of Brett Bielema football hasn’t been the same this season, but Ragnow is an NFL starter in waiting, and may well chose not to stick around on an average team when he looks ready now.
https://realsport101.com/news/sports...-watch-week-13

Guard/center

1. Billy Price, Ohio State (6-3, 315, 5.19)

2. Quenton Nelson, Notre Dame* (6-5, 325, 5.23)

3. Martez Ivey, Florida* (6-5, 305, 5.04)

4. Mason Cole, Michigan (6-5, 305, 5.06)

5. Braden Smith, Auburn (6-5, 300, 5.08)

Just missed: Cody O'Connell (Washington State), Tyrone Crowder (Clemson), Hunter Bivin (Notre Dame), Beau Benzschawel (Wisconsin), Will Clapp (LSU), Maea Teuhema (LSU), Ross Pierschbacher (Alabama), Frank Ragnow (Arkansas), Michael Deiter (Wisconsin), Alec Eberle (Florida State), Scott Quessenberry, UCLA
http://www.upi.com/Sports_News/NFL/2...6521493639786/

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