I did not get that sentiment at all from watching the broadcast. I think the waveprof just has to spin it to make himself feel good. That's okay, it does not matter how I tried to spin it, this is what I came up with:
0 14 7 0 21
14 7 0 3 24
If we even out how "dominant" they were for 3 quarters....it still adds up to fewer points than we had:
0 7 7 7 21
14 7 0 3 24
Or what if they blew their wad in one quarter:
21 0 0 0 21
14 7 0 3 24
There is just no way to spin the points earned. I tried.
It's kinda like the formula for work: you can push a 100lb block for 10 feet, or a 10lb block for 100'- you've done the same amount of work either way.
Six in one; half a dozen in the other.
C'est tout les meme maird.
Our dominant opening outperformed/out worked the rest of their game. Period. I just thought a professor at the "Harvard of the South" would get this. Maybe they should become the MIT of the south....MIT is much more advanced on the technical sciences.
Correct on all accounts, except that they are not the MIT or the Harvard of the south. They are closer to Harvard, but that's a huge stretch.
Anyway, the game analysis you summarized is right... but I'd add that two of the Tulane TD drives were hugely aided by ugly lame duck prayer bombs. We didn't cover well and they counted... but to say "Tulane dominated" is a joke. They made it a contest. They never had the lead, and I believe we started thinking we could hammer home the running game and be done after the 21 point lead. That allowed them to look good defensively, since they basically had no choice but to stuff people between the tackles and hope for 3rd and long. And their desperation play on offense got them back in the contest. It's a joke to say they "dominated" anything.
And we definitely have the better athletes overall. Tulane was delusional before the contest and their handful of mouthy fans continue to be delusional. They should, if they were as smart as they purport, be complimenting us. They don't know UL and they've been wrong all along... in every regard.
-------WOOOAAAHHH----If you think that there aren't any players that Tulane has signed in the last 2-3 years that we wanted you are not correct Sorry BB I just don't buy that!!! But I will check it out!!! That is saying that arouond 75 kids that agreed to go to Tulane were not wanted by UL----again, I don't think so---maybe a lil hyperbole!!!!
What he said Boomer not a one. That is not to say we would not sign one, but we always wanted somebody better. We got some of those better ones and missed some, but the Lamers recruits were committed by the time we lost a better one.
Now they had a decent defense not great. IF they had a great defense they would have not lost six games, and several by huge margins.
Come on Boomer you been a member of CRZ and not one time did you ever hear we lost this stud to the Lamers, and damn we wanted that guy instead of the guy we got.
If you were not so fixated on the Lamers, and the LTU @ RusTon you would realize not every guy they sign is as good as his press. By the way was this quarterback not the kid that told TAMU no thanks last year and the Lamers went bananas over CJ taking one form TAMU. He my friend looks very ordinary.
-------The QB had no such offers --perhaps you are referring to Darion Monroe their great DB that was a 4 star that de-committed from A and M----Now if you think we did not want this kid then I think you are nuts---Batiste is another -----You guys get caught up in stuff and are so wrong-----I think Tulane has really come a long way and that LTUR has hit the skids as far as recruiting trajectories go---And I think that the Cajuns have won the war for the last 2-3 years!!! This is an honest assessment!!!!
The harsh reality for toolame is they are a has been, just like the great Army,Yale and teams of the 1940's. Yes, they will have occasional flashes, but their best years have come and gone. Even Alice Shoe got tired of them being their personal "b".
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