FB Final: Louisiana 42, Tulsa 66

[ManAboutTown]

UL scored 42, Tulsa's "average" last year.

Last year they passed for more than 3,000 yards, while 4 players had over 1,000 yards apiece during the 2016 season.

They lost 1 lineman and 1 QB.

I am not shocked they can score at will.

They lost all of their leading skill positions, stat wise. The only thing in tact is Tulsa's Oline.

[CharlieK]

I just saw tulsa's running back sprinting up Johnston street untouched.

[Frenchie35]

I just saw tulsa's running back sprinting up Johnston street untouched.

With that being said, did anyone notice when D'Angelo Brewer, at the 6 minute mark of the first quarter ran over the right side for a 50 yd. TD and not one LB or DB was in sight for the last 45 yards. No pursuit could be seen. You could not see one defensive player for the entire run. That's when I said we are in trouble.

[ragin2112cajun]

Offense - promising
Defense - terrible

Overall not worth the Million Dollars Hud is getting paid.

[ragin2112cajun]

After 7 seasons hard to over look the "salary" & return on investment in Hud.

[Turbine]

After 7 seasons hard to over look the "salary" & return on investment in Hud.

This is a very true statement.

Not BECAUSE it is $1mil but compared to his production before and after it is a dollar to dollar regression.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Here's the question? Should our coach get a million plus contract? Yes, but Hud shouldn't. You're left with the conclusion that if you wouldn't pay him a million, he's not worth anything.