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Thread: 2007 Football preview and offseason fan talk

  1. #385

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    Hey O-Line the more first downs you get the longer you can rest


  2. #386

    Default Re: Spurrier Not Happy With USC Admin

    You can learn a lot from recruiting a dummy


  3. #387

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    Being ready to snap the ball BEFORE the ready-to-play signal is insane. It's like running a two minute offense with no timeouts at ALL TIMES. I'm excited.




    No, seriously. My nipples are hard.


  4. Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    Quote Originally Posted by Damon View Post
    _ Being ready to snap the ball BEFORE the ready-to-play signal is insane. It's like running a two minute offense with no timeouts at ALL TIMES. I'm excited.




    No, seriously. My nipples are hard. _
    you had me at hello.

  5. #389

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    Quote Originally Posted by nfontenot View Post
    _ you had me at hello. _
    I don't care who you are, that's funny right there!

  6. #390
    Zeebart21's Avatar Zeebart21 is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Greatest Fan Ever

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    LOL!!! Funny stuff, gents!!!

    Z


  7. #391
    Just1More's Avatar Just1More is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Greatest Fan Ever

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    Does that mean we are getting rid of the hurry up, get set, back up and wait for a sideline play call? That was very aggravating to a half-wit like me who forget they were going to do that about every other time. I finally starting getting used to it, and I used that time to cop a look at some hot looking girl somewhere around me. Now, I'm gonna sneak a peek and miss the play. I sure hope I can adjust "my game" accordingly.


  8. #392

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    Isn't this suppose to be a clean forum? LOL Can't wait to see the line play. Hope to meet everyone at the Ohio and McNeese games!!


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    Zeebart21's Avatar Zeebart21 is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Greatest Fan Ever

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    Quote Originally Posted by MissingMandy View Post
    Isn't this suppose to be a clean forum? LOL Can't wait to see the line play. Hope to meet everyone at the Ohio and McNeese games!!
    Trust me Mrs P, this is clean. This is going to be an exciting offense to watch! Look forward to seeing you!

    Z

  10. #394

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    I know, just kidding with you all!!!!


  11. #395

    Default Re: Ragin' Cajun offensive line trying to perfect quick-strike attack

    Quote Originally Posted by MissingMandy View Post
    _ I know, just kidding with you all!!!! _
    Don't know if I've ever said that. Lemme try it...........AHEM.......here goes....."you all". Nah, just doesn't roll off the tongue right.

  12. UL Football Let the Padness Madness Begin


    UL will go in full pads today


    The preliminaries are over.

    UL's squad gets down to the real business of football today with its first full-pads practice of fall camp. The Cajuns spent two days in helmets and shorts and two days in shoulder pads and shorts, and today's 3:30 p.m. workout will be the first with no holds barred.

    The four days of non-contact and limited-contact work are required in the NCAA's acclimation period, and rules also prohibit two-a-day practices in the first five days of fall drills. Today's full-pads practice will be day five, and the Cajuns are scheduled for their first two-a-days on Thursday.

    "Going in shorts and shoulder pads helps us get ready for what we'll do tomorrow," UL head coach Rickey Bustle said Tuesday. "The last period the last two days we've had full-speed blocking and we've done everything except going to the ground.

    "It hasn't been bad, but tomorrow we get to go full and do some middle drills."


    The rest of the story

    Dan McDonald
    dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com


    Homes SO Clean

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