Z. Chriss stats: 14/20 174 pass yds 1 pass TD; 6 rushes 103 rush yds 2 rush TD.
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What a hell of a game. He accounted for 277 yds and 21 points.
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Z. Chriss stats: 14/20 174 pass yds 1 pass TD; 6 rushes 103 rush yds 2 rush TD.
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What a hell of a game. He accounted for 277 yds and 21 points.
Isn’t that after starting 0-4 or something like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by CoolCajun123
I came back to tell a lot of you dopes that doubted what we said in the spring. This guy has game changing talent. He makes you a totally different team.
Also, anyone who blamed the defensive personnel last week is a moron. Stop watching football and go fly fishing. Coaching let them down last week, but I'll give the staff credit this week, they put the guys in position to succeed this week and our players did their thing...
Cajuns arrow is UPPP
Zeon Chris just had his Mike Desormeaux moment.
2005: Cajuns are a team struggling to find an identity. Down gos Jerry Babb and in comes Mike Desormeaux. The result was 4 years of a prolific zone read option that put up unreal offensive numbers.
Sometimes you just need a guy. ZC is that guy.
Make no mistake about itQuote:
Originally Posted by ManAboutTown
The decision to finally play a QB ( and a special one ) effected the entire team .
The energy level changed
That's because even the waterboy knows that sitting that kind of talent is just wrong.
Zeon Chriss is who we thought he is, regardless of what one said was witnessed at practice.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaBoot
But your over dramatic and over generalization at the same time posts are head scratching. How do you do it?
513 total yards offensivly vs 458 the week before is nice and the energy level felt came from a few big plays but mostly the difference in the vibe came from the defensive shutout that was happening early. .
Incredible game by Zeon.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoolCajun123
Louisiana is fortunate to have multiple good quarterbacks
The week before Wooldridge accounted for 334 yds and 21 points.
The difference in this game was defense.
And I hope when I get old I don't sit around thinking about itQuote:
Originally Posted by CrappDaddy
But I probably will
Yeah, just sitting back trying to recapture
A little of the glory yeah
Firstly, I hate what happened to Ben last night. I wanted ZC to be QB1 this year, but when Ben was announced I was behind him 100%. Hate to see him get hurt.
Secondly, Ben played well last game. Last game was on the defense and some questionable play calling down the stretch.
With that being said, I am ecstatic to see ZC on the field. He’s the most electric player on the field. The future is bright.
P.S. I think if ZC is in the game last week at the goal line, he scores on the rollout.
Thats the key. That we have multiple. If only there was a way to capitalize on that potential advantage over those who dontQuote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
. . . a good coach takes a chance and everybody is a genius . . .
Give it a rest. If BW is a tight end then ZC is a running back. You can’t help but hate on BW.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaBoot
You picked 3 games out of 4 years. Way to go!Quote:
Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue
I picked exactly when the injury occurred per the post. Two or three years from now it won't be a zeon vs woolridge debate just as it wasn't the same debate in 06,07 or 08Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappDaddy
Where is that blowhard that said ZC should be a wide receiver?
He can do it!Quote:
Originally Posted by CharlieK
https://youtu.be/WslrnPqYCkg?feature=shared
https://youtu.be/Qmcdz5ksIuQ?feature=shared
Were you around then? Did you see him come off the bench and help mount a comeback in UCF game. Did you see the effect an athlete like MD had on this program. I think if you were watching Cajuns at that time you’d understand the comparison. He changed our offense and was an absolute stud.Quote:
Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue
I don’t understand the point you are making.Quote:
Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue
ZC is obviously a very good athlete. But everyone should just step on the breaks a little bit. UAB had 0 film and 0 preparation for his style QB. Lets see what he does when teams know him, see the film and prepare for him.
. . . how can Louisiana have three QB’s that are better than all the QB’s on Alabama’s roster . . .
They are just out of diapers as an upstart program. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunVic
This is true, but even in limited time last year, his natural poise and athleticism was evident. That will be there regardless of film. Now, he’s very inexperienced at the college level and I fully expect he’ll have a game where everyone is calling to bench him but his ceiling is high IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
It is possible to post stats with out making a point or taking a sideQuote:
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
Because our coach played QB here and their's did notQuote:
Originally Posted by CajunVic