with a victory like this we deserve to celebrate..
with a victory like this we deserve to celebrate..
With Edmiston kicking 50+ yard field goals these days, how good is the timing on the new practice posts?
I wonder who wrote that article for Q-beedoo?
Z.
IF we wound up winning the rest of our games in dominating fashion, what is the possibility of us bypassing the New Orleans Bowl and on to a slightly bigger bowl? Of course, I wouldn't complain if we got to the New Orleans Bowl.
The Sunbelt by contract has to send its champ to the New Orleans bowl. BOP might know if there is an out clause of some kind but I don't think there is any chance of a different bowl game if we win the Conference TitleOriginally Posted by Corndog308
One at a time, one at a time! But this would be nice, to have won the rest of our games!!
DaddyCajun
Yeah... what happened to all of the "ULLLLL's"? I guess they almost all turned into "Cajuns". lolOriginally Posted by Zeebart21
Indeed it was!Originally Posted by andrepourciau
We may have to back that field goal up or put up a net! He may start kicking them at the cars!
Very good timing, it is all very good timing!!!Originally Posted by Turbine
I want to personally thank ALL that have helped in any way shape or form with the "Waking of the Sleeping Giant"!
Thanks,
DaddyCajun
UL's offensive and defensive units each has sore backs after two full days of back-slapping, so it was left for Ragin' Cajun football coach Rickey Bustle to throw praise at an area close to his heart.
Bustle said that a series of special-teams plays were responsible for the Cajuns getting back into Saturday's game at Houston, and jump-starting a rally from a 21-0 deficit to the shocking 31-28 victory.
Included in that number:
Kicker Drew Edmiston, after an early 50-yard field goal miss, nailed efforts of 23, 37 and 51 yards, matching his total output of the season's first four weeks and kicking UL's longest field goal in over a decade;
Redshirt freshman Deon Wallace, playing in his Houston hometown, broke a 65-yard kickoff return after the host Cougars' third touchdown had built a 21-0 lead, setting up UL's first score; and Sophomore multi-tasker Michael Desormeaux, UL's backup quarterback who also played at wide receiver and nickel defensive back, took a short-snap fake punt 51 yards to the UH 5 late in the second quarter, setting up Edmiston's first field goal and cutting the margin to 21-10 at halftime.
The rest of the story
Dan McDonald
dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com
I think the only out is a BCS bid... which isnt in the cards until we dominate some BCS teams a la Boise St., Utah...
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