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[cajun4life]

And I respect his service immensely, as far as him playing the game so did Dan Dierdorf and i think hes an idiot.... And he's in the hall of fame

Dude, not one time did I predict the Cajuns to win the game. The comment about the blown call was because that was in the open field and obvious. Octavian Anderson held just about every play, he was manhandled by Trey Flowers and was exposed when jay Johnson decided to abandon what was working.

Had we been patient and stuck to the game plan we would have been in position to win late in the game. We did not do that, we went to the pass too early and didn't take advantage of what Arkansas couldn't stop. We averaged 5.1 ypc by the RBs. You don't get away from what was working, but we did.

[cajuncorkdork]

Dude, not one time did I predict the Cajuns to win the game. The comment about the blown call was because that was in the open field and obvious. Octavian Anderson held just about every play, he was manhandled by Trey Flowers and was exposed when jay Johnson decided to abandon what was working.

Had we been patient and stuck to the game plan we would have been in position to win late in the game. We did not do that, we went to the pass too early and didn't take advantage of what Arkansas couldn't stop. We averaged 5.1 ypc by the RBs. You don't get away from what was working, but we did.

I agree with everything you just said..... Go cajuns !

[basinbear]

yeah, Tim Couch, that well known Razorback from years ago....seems like I remember him wearing the Blue jerseys we used to break out whenever we played Kentucky...what a used douche bag comment that they were ARK announcers....besides, if ULL doesn't have the stroke to play with the big boys, having announcers that don't meet your approval is just a fact of life, coon-arse

Class.....and looking at your schedule you wont be playing with the big boys either......

[angeleast]

turbine, can u block this obvious lsu fan trolling

[zephyr]

C-Daddy...our O-line played fine until our Offense was forced to play catch-up. Once we started being predictable, our O-lines lack of experience was exposed. Review of the first half of the game will show this.

I saw plenty of sacks in the 2nd quarter with the game in complete reach. We were not dropping back and slinging the ball every play because we were down 20 when the majority of those sacks occurred.

[Cajunsmike]

Also, Tim Couch played at Kentucky, not Arkansas.

[zephyr]

Dude, not one time did I predict the Cajuns to win the game. The comment about the blown call was because that was in the open field and obvious. Octavian Anderson held just about every play, he was manhandled by Trey Flowers and was exposed when jay Johnson decided to abandon what was working.

Had we been patient and stuck to the game plan we would have been in position to win late in the game. We did not do that, we went to the pass too early and didn't take advantage of what Arkansas couldn't stop. We averaged 5.1 ypc by the RBs. You don't get away from what was working, but we did.

I don't think we abandoned anything too early but rather, we were hit hard with sacks on about 3 series there that really pushed us back and stifled our momentum. To me, it seems like we threw more on the first few drives but we were hitting short throws and dinking up the field. I just think that they overwhelmed our Oline on a few consecutive series when we just dropped to pass.

[CajunNation]

If you have an O-line that is getting whipped on pass protection, and you are down sufficiently enough that you feel the need to keep throwing it, wouldn't you roll your QB out a few times to throw it instead of dropping him back continually making him a sitting duck? And, this is even more perplexing as our QB is very mobile thus making the roll out an effective ploy.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Man, if we would have connected on the screen pass to Elijah, it may have gone to the house. Instead, it was tipped and intercepted.

It was tipped because the offensive linen was overwhelmed plain and simple. The play had zero chance of being completed.

[Grantvb]

Freres, I have looked at the stats and drive charts for both teams, and have come to 1 conclusion (Cptn Obvious here): We beat ourselves... See the drive chart below.


Louisiana-Lafayette Drive Summaries


START QTR POSS. YARD PLAYS YARDS RESULT
08:24 1 04:06 ULL 25 11 65 Field Goal Missed*
02:33 1 03:35 ULL 29 10 71 Rushing Touchdown
11:30 2 00:27 ULL 25 3 0 Punt^
05:18 2 03:16 ULL 25 7 27 Punt#
15:00 3 02:12 ULL 25 3 -10 Punt^
11:58 3 00:38 ULL 45 2 1 Fumble#
08:39 3 02:19 ULL 25 8 75 Passing Touchdown
06:04 3 01:40 ULL 17 3 -6 Punt^
01:55 3 00:49 ULL 6 3 2 Punt
12:45 4 02:09 ULL 26 7 44 Interception*
01:46 4 01:16 ULL 20 6 16 Turnover on Downs


Now the way I figure it, the missed field goal and the interception, cost us 14 points. The 2 drives with # were both in or on the verge of ARK territory, which were moving along until dropped passes and a !)$(*&%)#* fumble occurred. I look at those as 6 points. So far, that's 20 points and the difference in the game. Not to mention that ARK put up 7 points off turnovers and the ARK drive right before halftime....we had them at 3 and 9 at their own 5 yard line, they converted and got a field goal as time expired. That's 10 points. The other punts ^, show that as one of our esteemed posters put earlier, we abandoned the run too early. It cost us in the passing game. I feel that without the turnovers and 2 precise defensive stands, we'd have won this game by 10.....JMO...

[CrappDaddy]

There's no way to sugar coat our loss up there. They kicked our butts. The score is actually closer than the game was. Without any of the mishaps stated above, we still would have lost.

On to K state!!

[Boomer]

Unlike last year, we don't seem to have the judgement on the long high jump passes....butler and Rob just misjudged the distance....last year we come down with these sometimes with one hand,,,,,,,