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    Quote Originally Posted by Redgineer View Post
    If I were Jennings I would be changing those plays at the line of scrimmage.
    If J. had done that Saturday, UL might have gone home a winner and not needed the extra ennings to get it done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turbine View Post
    82% up the middle is the standard for a balanced offence.

    Not having to worry about how many runs to the left and how many runs to the right is liberating.
    We aren't supposed to be running a "standard offense". We're supposed to put the spread in the spread this year. Remember?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just1More View Post
    We aren't supposed to be running a "standard offense". We're supposed to put the spread in the spread this year. Remember?
    So.. repeat of last year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just1More View Post
    We aren't supposed to be running a "standard offense". We're supposed to put the spread in the spread this year. Remember?
    Tulane used a 5 man front which makes it hard to get to the outside. Add that to the trouble we had protecting Jennings and you begin to understand why we had to attack the middle. My view is that Eli should have been spelled more. I would particularly like to see Calais get more carries. He has shown a knack to be hard to bring down and get tough yards. Hud said Eli did not want to come out. The coaching staff should have sat him some for his own good despite his wishes. That is their call, not the player. Late in the game both defenses were gassed which is why we had some success getting to the outside in OT. I know I am beating a dead horse with this comment. However, I maintain not having Horst at Right Tackle was a huge factor in this situation. I know other guys are expected to step up but it is unrealistic to expect a guy who is 3rd team to be as effective as a 2 year starter. I am certain the outcome would have been different had Horst been available. Turnovers don't occur if he is on the OL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajunsmike View Post
    Tulane used a 5 man front which makes it hard to get to the outside. Add that to the trouble we had protecting Jennings and you begin to understand why we had to attack the middle. My view is that Eli should have been spelled more. I would particularly like to see Calais get more carries. He has shown a knack to be hard to bring down and get tough yards. Hud said Eli did not want to come out. The coaching staff should have sat him some for his own good despite his wishes. That is their call, not the player. Late in the game both defenses were gassed which is why we had some success getting to the outside in OT. I know I am beating a dead horse with this comment. However, I maintain not having Horst at Right Tackle was a huge factor in this situation. I know other guys are expected to step up but it is unrealistic to expect a guy who is 3rd team to be as effective as a 2 year starter. I am certain the outcome would have been different had Horst been available. Turnovers don't occur if he is on the OL.
    Why doesn't the other team's "Horst" ever become so irreplaceable?

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    To run Elijah up the middle 3 times in a row from the 4 was beyond stupid . There is no way they could make the Cajuns easier to defend than to run that playcall sequence. If there is a silver lining less than 2 years ago Houston lost to Tulane on homecoming weekend in a pathetic performance. It cost Tony Levine his job. I feel the same way watching the Cajuns play offense as I did the Cougars then. The offensive plan is beyond mind numbing bad. If you are just going to run up the middle all the time get in the I formation. At least give your linemen a chance. What is the true cost of a Hudspeth buyout? Levine was making roughly 800,000.00/ year with 4 years left on his deal but we were only on the hook for $ 250,000.00 /year. Surely the Hudspeth contract has to have some type of reduced buyout. If not you need to fire whoever gave him the current contract first.


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    Quote Originally Posted by wscoog View Post
    To run Elijah up the middle 3 times in a row from the 4 was beyond stupid . There is no way they could make the Cajuns easier to defend than to run that playcall sequence. If there is a silver lining less than 2 years ago Houston lost to Tulane on homecoming weekend in a pathetic performance. It cost Tony Levine his job. I feel the same way watching the Cajuns play offense as I did the Cougars then. The offensive plan is beyond mind numbing bad. If you are just going to run up the middle all the time get in the I formation. At least give your linemen a chance. What is the true cost of a Hudspeth buyout? Levine was making roughly 800,000.00/ year with 4 years left on his deal but we were only on the hook for $ 250,000.00 /year. Surely the Hudspeth contract has to have some type of reduced buyout. If not you need to fire whoever gave him the current contract first.
    whats the word over west about Herman and Lswho

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    Obviously Lsu is a great job and Herman is near the top of every wish list. Call it naivete but there is a chance we can keep him for a bit. I have resigned myself to just enjoying this season and not worrying about losing him. While it sucks to have your coach hired away it is better than having a coach nobody wants.


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    Quote Originally Posted by wscoog View Post
    Obviously Lsu is a great job and Herman is near the top of every wish list. Call it naivete but there is a chance we can keep him for a bit. I have resigned myself to just enjoying this season and not worrying about losing him. While it sucks to have your coach hired away it is better than having a coach nobody wants.
    and he is still too young in head coaching to guarantee he is the next SABAN OR MEYER

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    Quote Originally Posted by angeleast View Post
    and he is still too young in head coaching to guarantee he is the next SABAN OR MEYER
    Certainly he is not their league yet but my gosh I would not feel comfortable betting against him. Beating fsu and ou in convincing fashion with lesser talented players on a national stage tells me he is one of the special ones. I for one am sure enjoying it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wscoog View Post
    Certainly he is not their league yet but my gosh I would not feel comfortable betting against him. Beating fsu and ou in convincing fashion with lesser talented players on a national stage tells me he is one of the special ones. I for one am sure enjoying it.
    I for one, hope ya ll keep him. I'm praying Lsuwho gets one big turd

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just1More View Post
    We aren't supposed to be running a "standard offense". We're supposed to put the spread in the spread this year. Remember?
    There is nothing wrong with a standard offense, its just that they shouldn't run it like an automatic.

    What I really want is fluid drive.

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