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Aside from what I said on the Delphi forum, I realized that Brent Pry is a very excitable guy. Everytime that the defense laid a lick on someone, I saw his _____ runnen out and getten fired up...I like it...ALOT!
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Aside from what I said on the Delphi forum, I realized that Brent Pry is a very excitable guy. Everytime that the defense laid a lick on someone, I saw his _____ runnen out and getten fired up...I like it...ALOT!
Hey you taught me something in your previous post above.
I didn't didn't know Mrs. R was married. Now I have questions. Was Mr. R married when he came here, or did he fall in love in Cajun Country.
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Gamecock Central
interesting. i went to cockcentral awhile back and again today after reading your post. i dont think they realize that they have a game in two weeks. surely they know who we are after thumping them in the super regional.
Eric was married before he came to UL. Hisd also got a daughter.
YOu guys scare me a little bit. I don't like teams coming off big juco classes. How many of them are starters now? Who are the elite guys my gamecocks need to shut down to win? finally, who's coming to Columbia???
The JCs jumped in and helped out our defense tremendously, as our Defensive Line is now the strength of our team. we also have a former butkis award list canidate back after he injured himself last year in Ross Brupbacher, who puts alot of pressure on defense. On offense, watch out for Fred Stamps, hes on a couple of watch Lists this year, and should be very good this year. I sure would like to see yer gamecocks here in lafayette though, thatd be fun!
Tuffguy
Yea, like he said, he was married before he came here, and yea he does have a daughter that got fired up at practice. A couple of the children of the players on the team were around her, and it was funny, I heard like 4 "yay daddy!"s from them, only for them to get preoccupied with something else in the next 3 seconds...KIDS RAWK! one of the kids had his UL jersey on, Hope he keeps that up and one day plays for UL.
Tuffguy
<Blockquote><p align=justify>LOUISIANA La. — UL’s football staff didn’t see much on film to change their opinions about Saturday’s second scrimmage of fall drills.
“It’s never as good as you think or as bad as you think,” head coach Rickey Bustle said Sunday after the Ragin’ Cajuns went through a two-hour practice session. “They had a lot of effort and enthusiasm and they fought through the heat to the very end. But we’ve got to get better on our assignments.”
The squad spent over an hour Sunday looking at film of Saturday’s 70-play scrimmage before hitting the field for their 18th practice session, and improving technique was high on the list of things to do.
More specifically, it was getting improvement from the newer squad members.
“The newcomers and juco guys still have a long way to go in technique,” said defensive coordinator Brent Pry. “The three new defensive linemen we have, the two newcomer linebackers, they’ve got to be more gap accountable.
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“They want to be playmakers and free-lance, and we can’t do that. They’ve got to learn to play within their position. The plays will come if they play their position.”
That defensive unit held the rushing attack to 63 yards on 43 carries on Saturday, working against a patchwork offensive line that has not been fully healthy since the start of August drills.
“We’ve got to get those five guys out there as a unit,” said offensive coordinator Rob Christophel. “That’s so important to us this week. Ronnie (Harvey) is like a second quarterback for us in making all the calls. Once he and the rest of those guys settle in, we’ll be all right.”
Harvey, the returning starter at center, missed Saturday’s drills with heat problems stemming from Friday’s workouts. He is scheduled to return to practice Tuesday when the squad gets back from a day off today, which in turn allows returning guard starter Greg Hodges to return to his normal position after having to fill in at center.
“We’ve had several new guys in there,” Bustle said of the offensive line, “and they need to work on assignments. But they got plenty of work Saturday, and today they got to see it on film and see where they need to get better.”
The squad will return to workouts Tuesday and will hold a third scrimmage Wednesday before turning full attention to South Carolina, the Aug. 30 season-opening foe.
“We’ll meet at normal times this week,” Bustle said referring to the start of fall semester classes today. “Wednesday will be game-type with the coaches off the field, signaling in plays. Thursday and Friday, we’ll start getting ready for South Carolina.”
CAJUN CLIPPINGS: Overcast skies helped cool temperatures to the low 80s for Sunday’s 13-period practice ... Jerry Babb threw a 53-yard touchdown pass to Fred Stamps during the only offense-vs.-defense period of practice, a series of plays against a 60-second clock simulating one-minute drills ... Cornerback Ricky Thomas intercepted an Eric Rekieta pass during that drill ... Christophel said that the first-team offense will get the bulk of the work in Wednesday’s 3:30 p.m. session at Cajun Field.
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<Blockquote><p align=justify>LOUISIANA La. -- The University of Louisiana completed their 18th practice session in 14 days on Sunday.
The practice featured 13 periods, including four special teams periods. The Cajuns worked on kickoff and kickoff return, punt and punt block/return as well as onside kicks.
The only offense versus defense period was a ten-minute session on running the two-minute drill.
"We did a two-minute drill to get the mechanics of it down," Cajuns offensive coordinator Rob Christophel said. "The team worked on corrections of mistakes from the scrimmage to sharpen up a little bit."
With school set to begin today, the Cajuns will enjoy their first day of class without practice to worry about. ULL will resume practice at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday and then scrimmage again Wednesday at Cajun Field.
"When we get back to practice we will work on special situations," added Christophel. "The offense is pointing to game planning against South Carolina."
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