On average, the defensive ends (DE) are the lightest linemen. They need speed more than mass. That applies to both college and the pros. You will get an occasional DE that weighs a lot more than average. They are usually on 3-4 defensive schemes. These guys don't really meet the definition of defensive end, as the outside linebacker (OLB) performs their function (outside contain).
As of the 2011 football season they do have the heaviest offensive line in college football.
If the offensive team accepts the penalty, there is one untimed down left in the game. If the offensive team declines the penalty, the game is over.
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Eric Berry
Bud Foster
Nick Saban
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No pure defensive player has ever won the Heisman trophy.
No. Unlike the NFL, in college football overtime must end.The ball will be put into play at the 25 yard line.Once the offensive team scores or the defensive team gains possession the offensive team's Opportunity ends and the defensive team then gains possession and becomes the offensive team and gets their opportunity to score.Beginning the 3rd overtime each team must attempt a 2 point conversion follow a touch down if they want the extra points.