Practice 2004-08-10 Defensive Line and Linebackers

<blockquote><p align=justify>This is based on a series of photographs from watching the defense.

You may want to turn down the volume if you don't like the music bed.

I picked the song because so much of what Coach Quinn was teaching seemed to be based on how the opponent on the offensive linemen might grab or push the defensive end or defensive linemen. It was interesting to see how how using the opponents hand movement was a quick decision maker.

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Thanks, Turbine!

Bon Jovi is an odd guy(another place and time).....

He does freakin ROCK!!!!!

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Turbine

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<blockquote><p align=justify><b>Defense seeks solutions </b><i>
Coordinator Brent Pry hopes scheme change pay huge dividends. </i>

LOUISIANA la. — University of Louisiana was in a mix-and-match mode last year on defense.

The Ragin’ Cajuns could tune in on Sundays and watch ex-teammates Charles Tillman of the Chicago Bears and Ike Taylor of the Pittsburgh Steelers shine as rookie defensive backs in the NFL, but that didn’t help much while the Cajuns were playing teams like Houston, Minnesota, North Texas and Oklahoma State.

On the way to a 4-8 finish, UL allowed 439 yards per game (215.8 rushing, 223.2 passing) and endured six games in which it yielded over 40 points.

Two things point to better days to come for the Cajuns, though.

First of all, there is the scheme, which was changed in the spring to a multiple 4-3 set that will better enable the UL coaching staff to utilize the talent level on the roster while putting less pressure on the free safety to be Superman.

It worked with Tillman on the scene in 2002, but he’s gone.

Secondly, several key Cajun defenders will have spring drills in the program after playing as newcomers in 2003.

“We had so many freshmen and junior college players who were playing their first ball for us last fall,” said defensive coordinator Brent Pry. “They had no offseason preparation with us. They didn’t have that winter, spring and summer conditioning that are so critical.

“(Defensive tackle) Ken Haynes, (defensive end) Travis Bass, (cornerback) Antowain Spann and (safety) C.C. Brown all signed from junior college, then came right in and played. Now they’ve all got a year in the program — a year of learning and growing.

“We won’t be relying so much on so many new faces as we were last year.”

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Brown emerged to earn second-team All-Sun Belt Conference honors, and has been listed on the league’s preseason all-conference squad in 2004.

“C.C. just came on down the stretch last year, and he’s a different cat out there now,” Pry said. “(Cornerback) Michael Adams is much improved. And, it’s great to see (safety) Lamar Morgan running around out there again.

“Lamar had very serious knee surgery, and some of the doctors said he wouldn’t play again. Now, he’s got a brace on the knee, but he’s full go.”

Morgan is one of the Cajuns trying to pick up the finer points of the revised defensive scheme.

“I’ve been pleased with the retention since the spring, particularly with the secondary,” Pry said. “The cornerbacks have responded. Today we just ran two coverages, but they’re a solid group that had full retention.

“And, the majority of the other positions are in good shape, too. We have some inexperience, and the expectations are different depending on the individual.”

As the Cajuns make their way through early practices, Pry and his defensive staff members will gauge their progress each evening.

“Now what we’ve got to do is get into meetings, clean it up and do better,” Pry said. “Right now, they’re big-eyed, even some of the veterans.

“But players like Stanley Smith and C.C. are solid and steady. When you look at them out here, it’s like they’ve been out here practicing the last three weeks. They didn’t miss a beat.”

Football coaches are fond of saying anyone’s team can look good in shorts and helmets. The real test comes in the scrimmages as the Cajuns head to the Sept. 4 season opener at Cajun Field against Northwestern State.

“Before the first scrimmage,” Pry said, “we’ve got our base alignments and base adjustments, and we hone in on the fundamentals and technique at each position. It’s old-school, the thing we’ve been doing for years.

“You hope to get to the point where you can just play, where the mental part’s not slowing you down. You want to get where your mind’s not tying up your feet. You ride it out and keep reviewing. We’ve got to have a little peace of mind about positions and the calls we make.”

With each step, the Cajuns will be better able to cut down some of those defensive numbers from a year ago.

“Our level of difficulty will increase, so that we can operate at a higher level now,” Pry said.
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for some reason i cant see the pictures here is anyone having he same problem ?

i cant see the movie or the picture
and i used to be able to

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Same here. Hasn't come up at all.

update real player...that worked for me.

Not having any problem here.

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Originally posted by ragincajun4
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I switched the video to real player format. It is supposed to stream and allow viewing without downloading 100% of the file. It does require 100% buffer amount.

On the picture front, as of now there aren't any, never were, you may be thinking of the <a href="https://forumeus.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5307"> O-Line Page </a>

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