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    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonCajun View Post
    When are the players sizes reported following yesterday's reporting in? We have heights & weights posted from the spring, but curious as to what changed from then to now and at what weight did players just report in. Did Elijah put on weight? Is his body stronger now to handle more carries?
    Spoke to Elijah about that yesterday. He's 210 pounds ... with SEVEN PERCENT BODY FAT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LukeJohnson View Post
    Spoke to Elijah about that yesterday. He's 210 pounds ... with SEVEN PERCENT BODY FAT.
    EE EEOA!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonCajun View Post
    When are the players sizes reported following yesterday's reporting in? We have heights & weights posted from the spring, but curious as to what changed from then to now and at what weight did players just report in. Did Elijah put on weight? Is his body stronger now to handle more carries?
    He is reported to be a lean 211 pounds but I don't think you are seeing anybody run 30+ times per game anymore, no matter what their size and strength levels are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turbine View Post
    I am expecting more passing less emphasis on running, yet I do not expect running yardage to suffer.
    So, even if we ran the ball 150 less times this year, presumably eliminating yards and carries provided by Broadway, we would still run for around 400 attempts which is pretty light and I don't see Hud diminishing our attempt totals by that much. The point is, for McGuire to carry 80% of the total running plays, that puts him over 30 carries per game which is not going to happen. No matter what happens with the running game, he will not get that type of workload which is why we need our stable of backs to stay healthy and contribute.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zephyr View Post
    So, even if we ran the ball 150 less times this year, presumably eliminating yards and carries provided by Broadway, we would still run for around 400 attempts which is pretty light and I don't see Hud diminishing our attempt totals by that much. The point is, for McGuire to carry 80% of the total running plays, that puts him over 30 carries per game which is not going to happen. No matter what happens with the running game, he will not get that type of workload which is why we need our stable of backs to stay healthy and contribute.
    Obviously, I didn't do the math.

    Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LukeJohnson View Post
    Spoke to Elijah about that yesterday. He's 210 pounds ... with SEVEN PERCENT BODY FAT.
    Brick, meet chit house

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    Ragin4U's Avatar Ragin4U is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Fan for Sure

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    I'm betting Eli gets more yards with fewer carries.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragin4U View Post
    I'm betting Eli gets more yards with fewer carries.
    As long as he stays healthy and we have a QB who can throw halfway decent, this could be a special season.

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    Ragin4U's Avatar Ragin4U is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Fan for Sure

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    Quote Originally Posted by AirBill View Post
    As long as he stays healthy and we have a QB who can throw halfway decent, this could be a special season.
    Yeah the healthy part worries me. The kid is not one to shy away from contact. Our passing game has to be at least as good as last year, right? I love TB but his throwing motion was impacted by the arm injury.

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