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SOUTH BEND, Ind. –– The Irish offensive line was a unit that gave up more sacks in the first few weeks of the season than the entirety of 2020. Even so, the group has evolved into a key piece in the offensive success recently.
Center Jarrett Patterson said he thinks the guys up front have gotten more confident and the chemistry has continued to grow.
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