2006 LSU-45 UL-3

[Clutch0364]

I had a great time but I was among a lot of friends who go to UL and LSU. I had seom friendly haressment going with a few LSU fans and heard tiger bait a few times but I just made my own comments and moved on. Great time and I can't wait for the first UL home game.

[srevere51]

Much has been said about trouble at Tiger Stadium. I had a little trouble myself in 2002. I think it is important to come back to the board and say that I had a good experience this year. No trouble at all. A little tigerbaiting. One guy replaced "tigerbait" with "loser" but it was humorous since he looked like a total loser doing it.

Enjoyed the game (except for the ints and false starts) and atmosphere overall. Felt safe and comfortable with my 8 year old. She may have heard a few words, but she's heard 'em before and knows not to repeat them.

UL fanss around us were a class act.

I bought 3 tickets and never showed them to anybody. I guess the attendance reported was paid rather than actual, since thousands entered the stadium without a sniff.

Speaking of thousands entering a stadium without a sniff, we are post-911 people. Walking into the stadium like I and thousands more did is unacceptable.

I wish we could get a count of the UL fans there, I was in 405, and there were a bunch of red in the upper deck, as well. I knew we had 6500 allocated to us, but i saw appeared to be more then that. I hope there will be a similar turn out at the A&M game, Ill be there!

[Clutch0364]

Man they ran the same damn play on 1st down, Me and a LSU guy were betting on the play calling. If we don't let the big plays kill us, we have a great chance at TA&M.
As far as the secondary,we def need work. Lots of work. It will happen though. I BELIEVE..... always have. GEAUX CAJUNS

I don't think the secondary needs as much help as you think. We were playing 1 of the top receiving cores in the nation. they will make a lot of DB's look like this year. I look for them to step up on the pass coverage and play just as well in run support as they did this week.

Speaking of DB's I love Derek Keyes spirit, at halftime when he was heading to the locker room he was fired up trying to get the crowd into the game. I look for him to be a big contributer this year.

[Clutch0364]

The Cajun defense looked pretty good against the run and we all know that is what the Aggies try to do. The Aggies havent had a good passing game in 2 decades.

I'm not overlooking your RB's but I think we can play them strong. I am just looking at your QB and hoping that we can handle the option game as well as we did the between the tackles game that LSU was running.

[srevere51]

If we don't give up the big plays, we will cause trouble for A&M

[srevere51]

I don't think the secondary needs as much help as you think. We were playing 1 of the top receiving cores in the nation. they will make a lot of DB's look like this year. I look for them to step up on the pass coverage and play just as well in run support as they did this week.

Speaking of DB's I love Derek Keyes spirit, at halftime when he was heading to the locker room he was fired up trying to get the crowd into the game. I look for him to be a big contributer this year.

Agreed, I love it when they try to get the crowd into the games. I was pumped when I saw him jumping around pumping us up. I know LSU has a great receiver corp. I just wish we could have stayed a little closer and made a few bigger plays.

[studentfan]

babb runs a 4.6... Ali Highsmith and Darry Beckwith both run a sub 4.6... the zone read option doesnt work to well against that kind of speed...

I think Jerry can run a little faster than that.

[CrazyCajun]

Man they ran the same damn play on 1st down, Me and a LSU guy were betting on the play calling. If we don't let the big plays kill us, we have a great chance at TA&M.
As far as the secondary,we def need work. Lots of work. It will happen though. I BELIEVE..... always have. GEAUX CAJUNS

i don't think we need as much work as you think we do, we were ncommitted to stopping the run and we did that. In the sunbelt you have to be able to run and stop the run to win it all. That is how north texas did it for four years. Not to mention lsu's receivers look like our TE's. Those receivers will make alot of people look stupid this year!

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Every football team in the Sun Belt Conference played at least two natural freshmen in their opening games this weekend, and a couple played many times that number. Except, that is, for the University of Louisiana. Coach Rickey Bustle had only two first-year freshmen on his travel roster for Saturday's 45-3 loss at LSU, and neither played. Kicker Tyler Albrecht and deep snapper Andrew Lore, both of whom played their senior prep seasons at St. Thomas More after hurricane-forced relocation, were there for emergency duties only. "You always like to have those guys in there and in competition for positions," Bustle said of his incoming freshman class. "But when you're getting closer to the scholarship limit, you're less likely to have a number of natural freshmen playing for you." The rest of the story Dan McDonald dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com

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Mack Fair said that he and his UL teammates wouldn't change a lot of things they did defensively last Saturday night against LSU. They'd just do those things better. "We've got to get tightened up more on our blitzes," said the Cajuns' senior linebacker following the Tigers' 45-3 victory. "We had some mental errors. We were moving to the ball and we were getting pads on people, but they (LSU) were doing a lot of max protection things early." What the Tigers did gave quarterback JaMarcus Russell plenty time to operate, and he delivered to the tune of 253 passing yards on only 17 attempts. For the night, LSU passed for 299 yards, with Russell connecting for three touchdowns among his 13 completions. "He checked to some good plays for them," Cajun coach Rickey Bustle said of Russell. "It looked like they had it set up to where if he saw something, he'd check to this play. It wasn't to places that we didn't have people, but we lost our leverage some times and got out of position and they were able to hit us deep." The rest of the story Dan McDonald dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com