High School Offensive Line's Size Compares to College and NFL Teams

High school offensive lines aren't usually huge, but Grant High School of Sacramento, Calif., has a line that compares to that of a college or NFL team.

The Pacers O-line has an average weight of 312 pounds. UCLA (311) and USC (298) have smaller lines, and the San Francisco 49ers and the Oakland Raiders both come in slightly ahead of the Pacers at an average weight of 317 pounds.

Check out the weights of each player on the line, courtesy of Joe Davidson of The Sacramento Bee:

Name	Position	Year	Height	Weight
Shawn Matautia	Left Guard	Sr.	6'4"	400 lbs
Darrin Paulo	Left Tackle	Jr.	6'6"	320 lbs
Errick Dennis	Center	Sr.	6'3"	300 lbs
Soape Tupou	Right Tackle	Soph.	6'4"	300 lbs
Charles Bell	Right Guard	Jr.	5'11"	240 lbs

As you can see, they have some big guys on their line. If you take out Charles Bell, the remaining linemen average 330 pounds.

None of the Pacers' starting linemen played on the varsity team last year, so size will have to overcome the lack of experience. But with a line that size, the running backs should have no problem finding holes.

Grant has made 22 consecutive playoff appearances. At 4-2, they are on pace to return to the postseason.

Hat tip to Ben Rohrbach of Yahoo! Sports for the find.