Scout.com: Sierra ground attack runs behind Peterson

Sierra ground attack runs behind Peterson
		By Scott Eklund JCFootball.com Date: Oct 23, 2008 Tackles tend to get the most recognition when it comes to offensive lineman, but the guys who do the dirty work on the inside are what make running attacks go. Sierra OG David Peterson (6-3, 295) played some left tackle as a freshman, but the Wolverine coaches moved him inside this season and he's helped pave the way for a rushing attack that is averaging 192 yards per game.

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