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The Blaine Gautier-at-safety idea is on hold, at least for now.
After UL's senior starting quarterback broke two bones in his throwing hand during a Sept. 29 win over Florida International, Ragin' Cajuns coach Mark Hudspeth said Gautier would get a chance in the defensive secondary if he could play before he was able to throw again.
Gauthier's senior leadership has been missed on the field and is welcomed back anytime.
I'll take him in the two minute drill over any QB in the country
This. Blaine is a solid QB, but he's a 2 minute drill magician. I would love to see him back at QB, for our (the fan's) sake, and even moreso, for his sake. He deserves it.Quote:
Originally Posted by alum81
Cajuns need his leadership. No doubt