Least penalized team in America survives onslaught of penalties

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Originally Posted by raginsaints

On top of all of the calls Wake got, this wasn’t called a holding

https://i.ibb.co/D4f38tS/IMG-1653.jpg

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Watched some of the replay. There were several instances of holding on Wake just in the highlights.

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Originally Posted by zeppelincajun

Dude. I sat there and watched the whole postgame wrap up waiting for a flag or a review for targeting, etc. lol

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LOL Still kinda nervous!!

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Originally Posted by raginsaints

On top of all of the calls Wake got, this wasn’t called a holding

https://i.ibb.co/D4f38tS/IMG-1653.jpg

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Yep, we saw that as weill. Good photo capture!

Dropped from 1st (least) to 39th

https://www.teamrankings.com/college...ties-per-game#

The officiating was terrible. With that said the targeting calls were legit or at least close enough to warrant a look and unfortunately they did not go our way. That is on the players to fix. Only so much coaching you can do. At some point the players have to execute and not make mistakes.

The targeting on KC on the QB slide and the one late on Agu were both in the ridiculous category in my mind. The non holding call and the no facemask call on bill davis were obvious. The worst to me though was the roughing the passer call on the final drive. I mean Baylis was already in the motion of trying to sack the qb as he’s releasing the ball. The funniest part is the flag flies in as the qb is getting hit. That umpire had the flag in hand when the play started.

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Originally Posted by Jacob81

The targeting on KC on the QB slide and the one late on Agu were both in the ridiculous category in my mind. The non holding call and the no facemask call on bill davis were obvious. The worst to me though was the roughing the passer call on the final drive. I mean Baylis was already in the motion of trying to sack the qb as he’s releasing the ball. The funniest part is the flag flies in as the qb is getting hit. That umpire had the flag in hand when the play started.

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Baylus had one step before hitting the QB after he released it, that is not roughing the QB. AGU was a perfect form tackle. The face mask on Davis was obvious and was totally missed.

The Wake #70 was a holding machine, just look at the WF 60 yard touchdown.

So we will have 4 starters sitting out the first half at Southern Miss? Is that correct?

https://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/...rrent/team/697

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Originally Posted by RedBug58

So we will have 4 starters sitting out the first half at Southern Miss? Is that correct?

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Originally Posted by R1Letterman

It may have ended, but just 4 targeting penalties alone shoukdnt have automatically ended it.

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Best part about this went into their backyard with all the bogus calls that went their way and still put another P4 so called power 4 I call them the privileged 4 skin on the wall.

Cajuns had a total of four targeting calls in the previous 86 games leading up to Saturday. In other words, it took 2,512 days (6 years, 10.5 months) to get the same amount of targeting calls as Louisiana got in 1 day.


2024: 4
2023: 1 (Courtline Flowers vs. UAB)
2022: 0
2021: 1 (Jayrin Wilson vs. Marshall)
2020: 0
2019: 1 (Camero Solomon vs. UL Monroe)
2018: 0
2017: 2 (Jeffries vs. Arkansas State; Jacques Boudreaux vs. Ole Miss)
2016: 1 (Tracy Walker vs. Southern Miss)
2015: 0
2014: 1 (Justin Hamilton vs. Georgia State)
2013: 1 (Chris Hill vs. Georgia State)

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Originally Posted by RedBug58

So we will have 4 starters sitting out the first half at Southern Miss? Is that correct?

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2 sat out the 2nd half so 2 sit for the next game first half.
The only really obvious one was the one in the endzone. That was just dumb.
The roughing the passer call at the end of the game was farcical.

The ACC Ref.'s tried to decide the outcome of the game on Saturday. But the Football Gods did not allow it. It was poetic justice when the football hit the left upright of the goal post and fell helplessly to the ground. "Geaux Cajuns"!

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Originally Posted by LouisianaB

Cajuns had a total of four targeting calls in the previous 86 games leading up to Saturday. In other words, it took 2,512 days (6 years, 10.5 months) to get the same amount of targeting calls as Louisiana got in 1 day.


2024: 4
2023: 1 (Courtline Flowers vs. UAB)
2022: 0
2021: 1 (Jayrin Wilson vs. Marshall)
2020: 0
2019: 1 (Camero Solomon vs. UL Monroe)
2018: 0
2017: 2 (Jeffries vs. Arkansas State; Jacques Boudreaux vs. Ole Miss)
2016: 1 (Tracy Walker vs. Southern Miss)
2015: 0
2014: 1 (Justin Hamilton vs. Georgia State)
2013: 1 (Chris Hill vs. Georgia State)

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Awesome research.

oh, we got targeted in a big way by the officials on Saturday

on another note, we should not see anymore posts on RP about our defense being soft . . .

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Originally Posted by Cajun Bullet

The ACC Ref.'s tried to decide the outcome of the game on Saturday. But the Football Gods did not allow it. It was poetic justice when the football hit the left upright of the goal post and fell helplessly to the ground. "Geaux Cajuns"!

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It was justice. We get the win and $800K from Wake!

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Originally Posted by ragin50

It was justice. We get the win and $800K from Wake!

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Don’t forget the 600k from Michigan State was part of the deal. It’s why WF got UL on the cheap. 1.4 million in 2 installments.

The MSU AD knew he couldn’t risk a FB loss to a SBC team for a rebuilding program.

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Originally Posted by ragin50

It was justice. We get the win and $800K from Wake!

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We targeted WF’s wallet!

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Originally Posted by Bankruptcyman

We targeted WF’s wallet!

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POW