Before we move on:

I gots to know. Did we blitz & bring any extra pressure from anyhwere at any time? Did we rotate our D line in & out of the game on a regualr basis or did we keep the same guys on the field all night? I mean did our defensive rotation ressemble anything that it resembled during the other games this year when the Cajuns were able to bring so much pressure especially on key plays. I did not get this relayed to me at all during the broadcast of the game.

I can tell you for sure that there were hundreds if not thousands of people tailgating outsidie the stadium during the game. I know there plenty of people tailgating during the game because that point was brought up adnauseum during the radio portion of the broad cast. I don't know for sure who that was aimed at but they got that point across. The game strategies not so much. Not at all in fact.

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Originally Posted by Bandwagon King

I gots to know. Did we blitz & bring any extra pressure from anyhwere at any time? Did we rotate our D line in & out of the game on a regualr basis or did we keep the same guys on the field all night? I mean did our defensive rotation ressemble anything that it resembled during the other games this year when the Cajuns were able to bring so much pressure especially on key plays. I did not get this relayed to me at all during the broadcast of the game.

I can tell you for sure that there were hundreds if not thousands of people tailgating outsidie the stadium during the game. I know there plenty of people tailgating during the game because that point was brought up adnauseum during the radio portion of the broad cast. I don't know for sure who that was aimed at but they got that point across. The game strategies not so much. Not at all in fact.

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Yea, if you were watching / listenig to the wku internet broadcast it was difficult to tell how much we were rotatiing peple in and out. I know Bernard smith's name wwas mentioned a few times as was Kelly and Molbert. Smith got some pressure later in the game but for the most part wku's O-line seemed to do a very good job of protecting their QB, Jakes, and in opening up running lanes for Rainey. Overall other than being able to see the plays, although pretty much from a single long overhead view, this was a very disappointing broadcast. I wish it had been in sync with Jay's broadcast as that would have made for a better listening/viewing experience.

One thing that really scares me---well it is a what if---What if Jakes wheels were not broken???? This game was just SSOOOO different then what we have been accustom to!!!! But how many times could Jakes have just taken off like I had seen him do in the past---Would the Cajuns of the last month and a half report back to duty????? Like Jay was saying we had not been in this element (road trip) for about a month and a Half---Now hope we are ready!!!!!