Hudspeth: Cajun offense is "stuck in the mud'

[basinbear]

Coach can you enlighten us, based on what you've seen so far this season, what is complicated about the UL passing game?

It's not too complicated now...
Maybe we are going to cut the field in half and attack 1/2 of the field instead of the whole field. The only problem is I think they did that last week.....I only want to see w's...I don't give a damn how they get there.

[Just1More]

Wrong. The Cajun offense is stuck with the Hud.

They're stuck in the Mudspeth. But don't expect the Farmer to pull them out. He'll just teach them to swim in circles... like he did the Marlin. Swimming in mud... in the Sun... Belch!

[SlickRick]

Meanwhile, Jay Johnson is a bad call away from 4-0, already beating decent Oregon St and Colorado St teams.

But hey... 🐸☕️

Coach Johnson took a job that included a huge pay raise back in his home state. Not sure where you were going with one of your glib comments, but we couldn't have kept Jay if we wanted to. But hey, everyone has an opinion...just like _______s.

[RedCajun]

They're stuck in the Mudspeth. But don't expect the Farmer to pull them out. He'll just teach them to swim in circles... like he did the Marlin. Swimming in mud... in the Sun... Belch!

[Zeebart21]

Wrong. The Cajun offense is stuck with the Hud.

[ManAboutTown]

Coach Johnson took a job that included a huge pay raise back in his home state. Not sure where you were going with one of your glib comments, but we couldn't have kept Jay if we wanted to. But hey, everyone has an opinion...just like _______s.

Nothing glib about the comment. Jay Johnson was the mastermind behind those offenses that had so much success. That's the point.

[zephyr]

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This is scary!!!! We are officially going to run the Dive offense. So, what happened to all this "more vertical passing game" that we were supposed to employ?

[RaisingCajun08]

Listening to "Hanging with Hud" this morning on 103.7 The Game and a couple thing stuck with me.

1. Hud wants to use more backups in OT on the defensive side because the defense has been tired ... if the defense is tired in OT, I am sure they were tired in the 4th quarter. How about you rotate them more during the game. OT is when you want your 1s in the game. Also, if your team is not conditioned to play 4 quarters, you need to take a look at your strength and conditioning program. This is pretty basic stuff.

2. On offense, he needs to dial up the back shoulder jump ball and the deep pass more because that is what Jennings is good at .... Both are low percentage passes. Jump ball is a gamble and deep passes are completed probably 20-30% of the time at all levels. Is this how you simplify the passing game?

[zephyr]

Listening to "Hanging with Hud" this morning on 103.7 The Game and a couple thing stuck with me.

1. Hud wants to use more backups in OT on the defensive side because the defense has been tired ... if the defense is tired in OT, I am sure they were tired in the 4th quarter. How about you rotate them more during the game. OT is when you want your 1s in the game. Also, if your team is not conditioned to play 4 quarters, you need to take a look at your strength and conditioning program. This is pretty basic stuff.

2. On offense, he needs to dial up the back shoulder jump ball and the deep pass more because that is what Jennings is good at .... Both are low percentage passes. Jump ball is a gamble and deep passes are completed probably 20-30% of the time at all levels. Is this how you simplify the passing game?

I don't think the defensive fatigue has as much to do with conditioning as it does the ____iness of our offense. The offense is having trouble sustaining drives which is obviously keeping the defense on the field longer. You couple that with our "uptempo" pace, and it reduces the time they have to rest even more. I've never understood this affinity to going fast on offense only to run the dive. I can understand in the passing game but when you are averaging 2.5 yards per carry, why speed the tempo up?

[RaisingCajun08]

I don't think the defensive fatigue has as much to do with conditioning as it does the ____iness of our offense. The offense is having trouble sustaining drives which is obviously keeping the defense on the field longer. You couple that with our "uptempo" pace, and it reduces the time they have to rest even more. I've never understood this affinity to going fast on offense only to run the dive. I can understand in the passing game but when you are averaging 2.5 yards per carry, why speed the tempo up?

Point taken and I agree. In my mind, if Im the strength and conditioning coach, I would have a program drawn out where my team would be ready to play damn near 4 quarters non stop. I just hate the "tired" excuse.