At 7:39 left, Brad had thrown 2 pics and served up 3 others that should have been picked. Depair for sure; and then he threw strikes to keep the winning drive alive. I love when he can throw downfield. Not too sure about the flats. Gritty runner and kept his cool. Good outing for his first start. Falgout has a pretty good record for passing. 3-3 with 3 TDs. Nice touch.
Fun game, Mr. Destin. Do you know a good heart doctor. I'm still trying to get mine started.
Absolutely. I've noticed this trend this year as well. People kind of look at me funny when I say the D has improved tremendously this year since we've given up quite a bit of yards but this is one area that we've learned to improve on which gets our D off the field more. I'd like to know what our 3rd down D percentage is for the year.
As a former receiver coach for the Cajuns you are right on the money ---but as you turn in on a 3rd down you must be about 3 yards past the first down marker------Also we are setting this up for Green to turn it up and put us in the NO Bowl with his catch vs. Troy----I dream this stuff in my sleep!!!!
BOP would be better to answer this but the play at UNT was not a TE in the flat. It was a play like the first McGuire INT. You get the QB to roll out to either side and then he throws back across the field. The misdirection gets the defense moving one way so you can possibly get a big gain.
Glad you could make it. However, you have to understand this offense. Everything we do feeds off of the zone read because we have such a mobile QB. We have more plays of 50 or more yards than the top 5 teams in the country combined. However, we your senior QB is out and you have a freshman QB trying to manage and run an offense that feeds off the QB and needs him to make plays the coaches tend to want to take out a lot to not overload him (see LSU)
Great Job! How many of our defensive standouts are freshman and sophomores? Auriene and Bentley may be the next DBs to make it to the NFL.
Good comments. It's interesting you find the offense boring. It clearly wasn't clicking on all cylinders (except fo the last 2 drives) but I do find it entertaining. For a team that has built a reputation on big plays, there weren't many of them last night. I do have a hard time figuring out who has the ball at times but I think it adds to the excitement.
We may need some help from ASU, hopefull they can beat either FAU or Troy.
I have to confess. For the first time in ever, I left at the 7:00 mark. Through all the past slaughters I never left early, rain nor shine. BUT, the wife's suggestion to break down the tailgate tent before traffic and a sputtering offense got the better of me.
To put a positive spin on this, and being a bit superstitious, I figure if I had stayed, the end result would have been different. So smiling in the parking lot as the game ended I figured I did my part to eliminate any chance of loosing.
I promise never ever to leave early again, treat of divorce or not!!! Marriage is every day but a great ending like that only comes once in a long time.
PS: It's time for the rest of this community to start supporting UL Athletics. 23,000 plus should have been 32,000 plus with all the record breakers this team has. There, I said it!!!!!!!!!
You are not going to convert multiple thousands of fans in one or two seasons. We need to do this over and over again. We had lackluster attendance even when Jake was there.
Regardless of the yards gained we are only 4-3. Granted we are 4-2 with teams we might expect to be competitive with.
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