GameTalk: App St. vs Louisiana

[GATOR GRUNT]

I think Haack holds on to the ball too long but its hard to evaluate him when no one blocks and the receivers cant seem to get open.

Because he to damned scared to make a mistake.

[GATOR GRUNT]

I have not seen this bad of an Offensive Line in many, many years. They weren't ever this bad in even the Bustle years.

Don't mean to be ugly, but Cam Newton and Derick Henry would struggle with this OL.

[GATOR GRUNT]

Ya'll can get ready for Nixon next week and next year. When Hud gets it in his mind there is no changing it.

From past history, you're probably right.

[RaginCajun77]

Listened to the game on the way back from NOLA. Just disgusting hearing the o-line getting beat up on. Hud has said on numerous occasions his teams are the more physical team, especially in the 4th quarter. Better let the team know that.

[CajunEXPRESS]

We might have been the more physical. Lots of those sacks were missed assignments

[fanof71]

We might have been the more physical. Lots of those sacks were missed assignments

Saw the game in person. The Cajuns, on defense, were the more physical team. In fact, the App fans sitting around me were complimentary of our physical play on defense. Constantly Cajun D had App in 3rd down (D did a nice job on 1st and 2nd downs) only to let App off the hook.
Cajun offense on the other hand had a rough day. Midway through the 1st half, Cajuns had been running the ball well. Came to a 3 and 4 in App territory, Eli had been averaging (at that point) 4.8 yards a carry...so Johnson calls for a pass, and we're on to 4th down. OL in total had a very bad day. App D got off the bus blitzing, and Cajuns never called a screen or delayed hand off to counter. OL just didn't get it done, and for me, that's on the coaches.
Down 14, it was still a game at halftime. Too many bone head mistakes to count. And as bad as it was, a play here or there before mid 3rd Q and it would have been a game.

[Cajun Soldier]

My thoughts exactly. Haven't seen them running the stadium steps lugging around 60 lbs of sand like they did in past.

[Cajun Soldier]

Saw the game in person. The Cajuns, on defense, were the more physical team. In fact, the App fans sitting around me were complimentary of our physical play on defense. Constantly Cajun D had App in 3rd down (D did a nice job on 1st and 2nd downs) only to let App off the hook.
Cajun offense on the other hand had a rough day. Midway through the 1st half, Cajuns had been running the ball well. Came to a 3 and 4 in App territory, Eli had been averaging (at that point) 4.8 yards a carry...so Johnson calls for a pass, and we're on to 4th down. OL in total had a very bad day. App D got off the bus blitzing, and Cajuns never called a screen or delayed hand off to counter. OL just didn't get it done, and for me, that's on the coaches.
Down 14, it was still a game at halftime. Too many bone head mistakes to count. And as bad as it was, a play here or there before mid 3rd Q and it would have been a game.

I agree D came to play but couldn't understand why we tried to blitz on every third and long they knew it was coming and adjusted accordingly which led to first downs

[CajunEXPRESS]

I saw a lot of thee man rush on third and long.

[barisaxman]

Did anyone notice THIS today??......

[alum81]

Do proofreaders still exist in print media?

[Turbine]

Do proofreaders still exist in print media?

Proof they don't proof.

I don't think this is on Buckley.