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Titan Kilgore explains how a former college player ended up on a B4 sideline; Jared Fager and Danny Wheeler talk development and the Miner standard; Jared Forbush and Nick Caudle bring the first-year energy and community commitment. In between, Bell breaks down the art of the pulling lineman so players and parents understand why that big guy leaves his gap, stays tight to the line, and becomes the lead blocker. 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