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Louisiana does not spread the field as much as modern offenses are prone to do and primarily operates out of tighter sets and formations featuring double tight ends. The throw-back approach has resulted in a balanced attack averaging 443.5 yards -- 189.5 rushing and 254 passing -- and 34.5 points per game.
Position-by-position breakdown for UAB vs. Louisiana
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After opening its Sun Belt Conference schedule last week on the road at Old Dominion, the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Football team returns to action on Saturday when it travels to Birmingham, Ala., to face American Athletic Conference member UAB in a non-conference matchup at Protective Stadium.
Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. The game will be streamed live on ESPN+ with James Westling (pxp) and Doc Holliday (color) providing the commentary.
Fans can listen to the game in the Lafayette area on Hot 107.9 FM, 103.3 The Goat, 1420 AM and globally on the Varsity Network app with Jay Walker (pxp), Gerald Broussard (color) and Cody Junot (sideline) on the call.
Louisiana (1-1) looks to get back into the win column after a 38-31 loss at ODU last weekend. Ben Wooldridge completed a career-best 25 passes for 285 yards and connecting with Harvey Broussard and Jacob Kibodi on touchdown passes.
Kibodi rushed for 54 yards on 10 carries for the Ragin' Cajuns with Terrence Williams recording his first rushing touchdown of the season.
Through the first two games, Louisiana's defensive has been a force on opposing quarterbacks, as the Cajuns have recorded four sacks, which ranks ninth in the country and second in the Sun Belt Conference.
Jordan Lawson has been a catalyst for the defense, accounting for 3.5 sacks, which ranks tied for third nationally.
UAB (1-1), under first-year coach and former NFL quarterback Trent Dilfer, opened its season with a 35-6 win over FCS North Carolina A&T on Aug. 31 before dropping a 49-35 decision last weekend at SBC opponent Georgia Southern.
Quarterback Jacob Zeno leads the nation in completions per game (35.5) and is second in the country in completion percentage at 84.5 percent (71-of-84). Zeno set a school record in the opening week of the season with 38 completions, and followed that up with 33 completions at Georgia Southern – the second most in school history. In two games, Zeno has thrown for 676 yards, five touchdowns and one interception.
We bought tickets, but we are having to cancel the trip out there. I have 2 tickets in Sec 225 Row H.
Purchased for $106, asking $80.
Man, y'all paid too much. I'll give you $20 total.
To avoid a two-game losing streak the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns will need a better defensive performance this Saturday against the UAB Blazers. Continue reading…
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