I don't know if this is intended to be parody or not, but it's not accurate based on my rewatch. Cosmi and Kerstetter were both great. Kerstetter has a way different job as center than he did at right tackle and most of the time against UTEP, he was playing against a nose guard. Very rarely did I see Kerstetter get beat, and I don't think I ever saw him make a mental error and blow his assignment.
Our next best lineman, based on my watch, was Okafor. He played a pretty clean game and was solid in pass pro.
Christian Jones played fine. There were some times where he missed an assignment (mentally) and a few times where he got beat (usually after first engaging). He was okay.
Angilau was pretty obviously our worst OL on my rewatch. Several mental errors where he just blows his assignment. For example, on the 2 yard run by Roschon to go up 20-0, we run inside zone and Angilau leaves unblocked the guy that's right over him. The DL runs right past Roschon and doesn't blow up the play, but it's a huge and inexcusable error. Angilau ends up running around like a chicken with its head cut off on this play, really not doing anything. There were too many Angilau plays that looked like this on my rewatch.
But look at the other OL. They do a fine job. Cosmi does a great job and is still locked up with his dude in the end zone when Roschon scores. Kerstetter gets great movement on his block. Okafor's block is solid enough, although the DL is able to disengage from him. Christian Jones drives a poor safety across the hash.
I'm not sure why Wiley doesn't try to work to #28. If this were a real zone-read call, the DE actually gives Sam a pull read: look at how hard #10 crashes to Roschon; he's the guy that makes the tackle. If there were a real read, Sam should pull the ball, but #28 would be lurking over the top. Once Wiley helps Cosmi with the combo block, he should be looking for work and #28 runs right off of his hip.