Louisville’s towering, first-team All-Big East anchor who helped power a record-breaking offense
In the 2006 season, Renardo Foster was a first-team All-Big East offensive tackle for Louisville and part of an offensive line that started every game and helped drive one of the nation’s best attacks, with Louisville ranking second nationally in total offense at 475.3 yards per game[4][10]. At 6-foot-7 and 325 pounds, he brought rare length and mass, plus the kind of nastiness coaches love in a blindside protector; he was praised as a mammoth, successful transition player who moved from defense to offense and became a reliable starter[7].
