Minnesota
None
Louisiana
Field goal attempts 2
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Comiskey, Sean 1st 09:40 31 yds - Good
Comiskey, Sean 3rd 14:06 47 yds - Missed
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Field Goals
Minnesota
None
Louisiana
Field goal attempts 2
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Comiskey, Sean 1st 09:40 31 yds - Good
Comiskey, Sean 3rd 14:06 47 yds - Missed
. Fumbles
Minnesota
Abdul-Khaliq, A 1-1.
Louisiana
Van Cleave, Jon 1-1;
TM 1-0;
Williams, Wenda 1-0.
. Drive Chart
Drive Started Drive Ended Consumed
Team Qtr Spot Time Obtained Spot Time How Lost Pl-Yds TOP
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MINN 1st M05 09:40 Kickoff M10 08:21 Punt 3-5 01:19
MINN 1st M06 07:15 Punt M34 04:27 Punt 6-28 02:48
MINN 1st M38 03:21 Punt U00 14:54 *TOUCHDOWN 8-62 03:27
MINN 2nd M33 12:30 Punt M34 10:11 Punt 4-1 02:19
MINN 2nd M25 08:18 Punt U43 03:27 Punt 8-32 04:51
MINN 2nd U27 01:32 Fumble U00 00:25 *TOUCHDOWN 4-27 01:07
MINN 3rd M20 15:00 Kickoff M30 14:25 Fumble 2-10 00:35
MINN 3rd M30 14:06 Missed FG M34 11:25 Punt 6-4 02:41
MINN 3rd M20 11:25 Kickoff U00 07:45 *TOUCHDOWN 7-80 03:40
MINN 3rd M06 05:49 Punt M14 04:15 *SAFETY 3-8 01:34
MINN 3rd M05 00:45 Interception U00 12:29 *TOUCHDOWN 8-95 03:16
MINN 4th M23 10:59 Interception U00 07:15 *TOUCHDOWN 8-77 03:44
MINN 4th M29 05:29 Punt M41 02:10 Punt 5-12 03:19
MINN 4th M44 00:10 Punt M45 00:00 End of half 1-1 00:10
UL 1st U36 15:00 Kickoff M14 09:40 *FIELD GOAL 11-50 05:20
UL 1st M40 08:21 Punt M38 07:15 Punt 3-2 01:06
UL 1st U21 04:27 Punt U27 03:21 Punt 3-6 01:06
UL 2nd U29 14:54 Kickoff U22 12:30 Punt 3--7 02:24
UL 2nd U38 10:11 Punt U44 08:18 Punt 3-6 01:53
UL 2nd U07 03:27 Punt U27 01:32 Fumble 4-20 01:55
UL 2nd U33 00:25 Kickoff U39 15:00 End of half 2-6 00:25
UL 3rd M30 14:25 Fumble M30 14:06 Missed FG 4-0 00:19
UL 3rd M00 11:25 Punt M00 11:25 *TOUCHDOWN 0-0 00:00
UL 3rd U29 07:45 Kickoff U33 05:49 Punt 3-4 01:56
UL 3rd U41 04:15 Kickoff M36 00:45 Interception 8-23 03:30
UL 4th U24 12:29 Kickoff U35 10:59 Interception 4-11 01:30
UL 4th U23 07:15 Kickoff U27 05:29 Punt 3-4 01:46
UL 4th U22 02:10 Punt U13 00:10 Punt 3--9 02:00
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MINN 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd
Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Half Half Total
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Time of possession 07:28 08:23 09:15 09:44 15:51 18:59 34:50
3rd Down Conversions 1/3 1/3 0/2 3/4 2/6 3/6 5/12
Avg Field Position M16 M43 M16 M32 M30 M22 M25
4th Down Conversions 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0
UL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd
Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Half Half Total
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Time of possession 07:32 06:37 05:45 05:16 14:09 11:01 25:10
3rd Down Conversions 1/4 0/2 2/4 0/2 1/6 2/6 3/12
Avg Field Position U39 U26 U46 U23 U32 U34 U33
4th Down Conversions 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0
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Ross Brupbacher BREAKS ANKLE (medical redshirt defined)
If Ross Brupbacher cannot play again this year, he is not eligible for a Medical Redshirt.
He may (don't know) be eligible for a Medical Hardship Waiver.
If he cannot get significant playing time this year, (as a Senior) this will severly hamper his ability to follow in his fathers footsteps and play in the NFL.
"Get well soon Ross", if not, I hope you can get a Medical Hardship Waiver.
Medical Redshirt: As the term suggests, a "medical redshirt" occurs when the student-athlete does not compete due to an injury or illness. If a student-athlete actually competes during a given year and is then injured, he/she must apply for a medical hardship waiver so that he/she will not be charged with a season of eligibility.
Medical Hardship Waiver: This waiver allows a student-athlete to be granted an additional season of competition when he/she has participated in competition during a given year but subsequently suffers a season-ending injury. A student-athlete may qualify for this waiver when he/she has participated in 20% or less of his/her team's competitive events for the season (e.g., 3 games of an 11 game football schedule), his/her participation occurred only during the first half of the season and he/she suffered a season ending injury. These waivers may not be officially requested and granted until the completion of the season in which the student-athlete was injured. Such waivers are granted through the BIG EAST Conference office.
. Cougars score early and often
ADVERTISER-Dan McDonald / Staff Writer
HOUSTON - A slow start by the UL Lafayette offense here Saturday gave Houston's Cougars some easy early scoring chances.
The Cougars scored on three of their first four possessions on the way to the 36-17victory at Robertson Stadium, getting a touchdown and two field goals, and had to march only 69 total yards combined to get those three scores.
Houston had only 91 first-quarter yards despite the 12-0 lead. The Cajuns, meanwhile, got almost that many yards on only one drive, going 65 yards on 14 plays in the second period but running out of downs at the UH 14.
A later 44-yard march was capped by Sean Comiskey's 38-yard field goal for UL Lafayette's only first-half points.
HURTING: The Cajuns lost three players to injuries early in Saturday's game. Defensive end Justin Venable suffered a sprained right knee in the first period and was in street clothes after halftime, and backup linebacker Shawn Henderson had a bruised shoulder and also missed the rest of the game. Venable will be reevaluated on Monday.
Linebacker Ross Brupbacher, in the process of recovering a fumble that began the Cajuns' only scoring drive of the first half, picked up a high ankle sprain 4:31 before halftime and missed the rest of the game. He was later diagnosed with a fractured right ankle.
The rest of the Story
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SUN BELT STRUGGLES: The Sun Belt Conference teams struggled once again on Saturday, with all five teams in action suffering losses.
Arkansas State and Idaho combined to give up 117 points, with Illinois popping the Indians 59-7 and Idaho falling 58-21 at Oregon. North Texas lost at Alabama 33-7, but the most damaging loss to the league's reputation came in Monroe where UL Monroe fell to in-state rival and Division I-AA member McNeese State 24-19.
The league is now a combined 2-18 against outside competition this season. If there's a silver lining, it's the Sun Belt's overall 8-10 record against the official betting line.
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FAMILY AFFAIR: Cajun assistant head coach Gary Bartel was noticing players on both teams' offensive units Saturday night, and not just because of his coaching duties. Stepson Jonathan Pritchett plays tight end for the Cougars, setting up a dueling brother affair with Cajun wide receiver Eric Bartel.
Pritchett played in all 11 games for UH in both 1998 and 1999, but missed all of the last two seasons with a broken leg (2000) and a knee injury (2001). He's now started each of Houston's three games this year.
He did have one embarrassing moment Saturday, though. A wide-open Pritchett caught a pass well behind the Cajun secondary in the first minute of the second half and was headed for a touchdown, but tripped with no defender within 10 yards on what turned out to be a 30-yard gain.
Bartel coached on the Cougar staff for five seasons from 1994-98 and was defensive coordinator his final two years before joining Jerry Baldwin's first Cajun staff in 1999.
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ROBERTSON REDUX: Houston's first-ever intercollegiate football game came at Robertson Stadium and came against the Ragin' Cajuns. The Cougars faced then-Southwestern Louisiana on Sept. 21, 1946, with the Cajuns winning 13-7 in front of 11,000 fans.
Robertson Stadium - built during World War II as part of president Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal and WPA program - was UH's home for the first four years of the program's existence. The Cougars played one year at a municipal stadium, 14 years at Rice Stadium and in the Astrodome until 1999 when they moved back to a renovated Robertson. The stadium underwent a massive facelift in 1999 and now seats 32,000.
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LAGNIAPPE: The Cajuns are now 1-2 in coin tosses this season, with Houston winning the toss and deferring ...
Temperature at kickoff was 90 degrees with 48% humidity ...
The Cougar offensive line that started Saturday night averaged 313 pounds per man, ranking tied for fourth nationally with Florida State in front-line size. New Mexico State (319) of the Sun Belt is third, one pound behind national leaders Fresno State and Toledo (320 each). Houston SID Chris Burkhalter - a former member of the UL Lafayette SID staff - compiled the national list ...
The announced 19,569 attendance was the smallest to see the Cajuns play this year, after 75,087 attended the Texas A&M opener and UL Lafayette drew 20,512 in its home opener last week ...
Umpire Nels Strickland required a trainer's services late in the first quarter when he cut his chin in a collision with a UH player ...
Comiskey's 38-yard field goal late in the second quarter snapped a string of five straight scoreless quarters for the Cajuns against Houston. UL Lafayette was shut out in the last meeting 45-0 in 1999 ...
Charley Smith's blocked extra point attempt in the first quarter gave the Cajuns two kick blocks in two games. UL Lafayette had blocked a punt against Minnesota last Saturday ...
The Cajuns have now lost 16 straight games to Conference USA teams, with another C-USA opponent coming next Saturday when UL Lafayette hosts Alabama-Birmingham at 6 p.m. at Cajun Field.
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