I heard some scouts will be in town today. . . to time the seniors.
I don't know if this is the draft and it being last years seniors or if it is for next years seniors.
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I heard some scouts will be in town today. . . to time the seniors.
I don't know if this is the draft and it being last years seniors or if it is for next years seniors.
<blockquote><p align=justify><b>Who is Jerry Babb?</b> ... In the world of college football in Louisiana, UL might be dead last on the food chain at the moment. None of the bayou teams will ever be as big as LSU, but the Ragin' Cajuns are hoping to at least get better after losing 34-3 to Louisiana Tech and 45-42 to UL Monroe (the Indians' only win) last year. With quarterback Jerry Babb, ULL has a potential star to build around.
Head coach Rickey Bustle and his staff put Babb out there from day one, and things didn't work out so well as the redshirt freshman generated a total of three points in the first two games. In the third game against Houston, Babb completed a mere 5 of 22 passes for 57 yards. With things not going well, Eric Rekieta came in and got the offense moving proving to be more effective even though the team wasn't winning.
With an 0-7 record, Babb ended up getting back into the mix halfway through the New Mexico State game and led the Ragin' Cajuns to a 26-24 win with a touchdown pass and two rushing scores. The team went on a bit of a team with four wins in the final five games of the season with Babb playing like a seasoned veteran.
Coming into 2004, it'll be Babb's job to make UL Lafayette a relevant football team and needs to keep the momentum going. He has the raw skills, and now he might grow into a great mid-major quarterback.
"Jerry is a very athletic quarterback that finds ways to win, said head coach Rickey Bustle. "He's young, but learning at an accelerated pace."
<b>Babb's best game so far was</b> ... in the season finale against MTSU. After leading ULL into overtime on a two-yard touchdown pass to Bill Sampy with :26 to play, Babb's touchdown run in the third overtime turned out to be the winning points in a thrilling 57-51 win. Babb completed 37 of 56 passes for 435 yards and four touchdowns with an interception. He also ran for 39 yards and a score.
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Practice photo of #15 Jerry Babb and #6 Eric Rekieta<!--
Why you should care about Jerry Babb ... In a league full of decent college quarterback prospects, Babb could turn out to be the best of the bunch with his vast array of skills. If Babb has a big season and turns into a star, ULL could become a sleeper Sun Belt team and could finally become a bit of a player in the conference race.
Positives about Babb ... He's a big player with a good arm and excellent mobility. By the end of 2003, he was one of the Sun Belt's more effective quarterbacks and looked like a player who'll become a star with the more reps he gets. "People have to be aware of him as a dual threat," said Bustle. "He can beat you with his arm or with his athleticism."
Negatives about Babb ... He's still more promise than production so far. He became far more accurate over the second half of last season, but he only threw two touchdown passes before the final four score performance against MTSU. He has room to grow as he's not necessarily built to take much of a pounding if he continues to run.
Career statistics
2003: 146 of 259 for 1,502 yards, six touchdowns, eight interceptions. Ran for 232 yards and five scores.
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The timing was for this year's seniors who were not invited to the combine. They observe the rest of the team being timed.
ran the 40-yard dash and was timed.. But the scouts only received times from seniors and juniors.. :rolleyes:
For all you football fans out there and I know there are a lot of you, just wanted to remind you that spring starts monday and as said before yall will be in for a great show so grab our buddies and voices and come on over to the swamp for our scrimmages on saturdays or even the practices or both and cheer us on.
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"Dont be pleased with what is expected, do more, do the unexpected"-ZEL
That is a great quote. I think I will have to put it one my wall here at work.
Good Luck & we will see you on the field.
what time does practice start? and what time are the scrimmages? I will be there on Tuesday after class, I want to get some photos from practice.
no times or dates have been given to us
at the moment
Your rep is on the line..O.. ..O.. ..O..Quote:
Originally posted by RaginCajun77
I want to get some photos from practice.
RealCajun70: Well when you find something out feel free to email me at amp2621@louisiana.edu