Scrimmage #2

[Cajunsmike]

Here are a few and they are very scrimmage performance specific.

1) What were big plays excecuted by offense and who where the so called skill players who executed them.
2) Were there any turnovers forced by the defense and who was involved in those?
3) Did we work on third down situations and what was the percentage of those converted by the offense. Same question for goal line situations?
4) Did the No. 1 defense and No. 1 offense ever go at each other. If so, who got the better of things.
5) Was there anyone that is currently on the 2 deep that did so well he will be considered to move to the group of 1's.
6) Did Elijah Mitchell participate and if so, how effective was he?
7) Who were the leading rushers and receivers? Who had the most tackles?

Did not suggest any questions regarding the quarterbacks as he probably won't answer them. He probably already knows that word has gotten to this forum that Nunez appears to be in the lead for the starting job. Would be interesting to ask if he is aware that a certain social media forum has had posts placed there indicating Nunez is in the lead. If so, can you comment on those. That aside, I am surprised Nunez appears to be the guy from what I saw in the spring game. I thought Lewis was excellent that day. I do suspect both will play quite a bit this season regardless of who starts. I understand that all of these cannot be asked but in general I am looking for actual names that stood out from the scrimmage. I was disappointed things like this were not a focus of the questioning by the media last Monday.

What time is tomorrow's press conference and will it be webcast. I presume KPEL will have a replay of it up on their Facebook page shortly after it concludes. Is that correct?

[Cajunfanatico]

That was asked a few weeks ago and his answer was basically he disagrees with that view in this instance.

Mike, you're way too serious.

[Jeaux]

Mike, you're way too serious.

WHOOSH... What's that sounds? I think it was fanatico's joke going over CMikes head. LoL

[Rainman66]

I have concerns stacking the right side of the line its something that is not often done

I think it happens a fair amount, it just something that folks close to the program would know. Many programs have a 'power' side of the line and a 'quick' side of the line. It doesn't mean that one side isn't quick or the other side doesn't have power, but where a strength may be.

As long as you keep some balance and aren't too predictable, I'm not overly concerned with it at this point.

[CajunGrad16]

What time is tomorrow's press conference and will it be webcast. I presume KPEL will have a replay of it up on their Facebook page shortly after it concludes. Is that correct?

We will have it on Facebook live and live on periscope which is on Twitter. Starting next week though we will be putting them up on YouTube since it’ll be game week.

[Boomer]

The Kentucky team that went into OT with Eastern Kentucky that same year and went 5-7

....If our better QB doesn't get hurt, he completes the comeback he led and we win!!!

[Boomer]

That's about right, we're always playing a P5 team at it's best in decades. Happened vs Kentucky, Ole Miss. Well we got aas stomped by a bad Arkansas team, so there goes that theory.

Don't remember how bad but it was the first game at home for the new coach.....they were pumped to a full house and the heat was unreal......McG caught a wheel route and got blasted and all could see his ability!

[cajun_lannister]

I think it happens a fair amount, it just something that folks close to the program would know. Many programs have a 'power' side of the line and a 'quick' side of the line. It doesn't mean that one side isn't quick or the other side doesn't have power, but where a strength may be.

As long as you keep some balance and aren't too predictable, I'm not overly concerned with it at this point.

By stacking I mean putting your best 2 Linemen on the right side is unorthodox because the opposing teams usually puts their beat pass rushers on the blindside.

[KajunKrazy]

By stacking I mean putting your best 2 Linemen on the right side is unorthodox because the opposing teams usually puts their beat pass rushers on the blindside.

Bingo. Coming out of spring the coaches felt very strongly that would be the QBs blind side. Now has that changed? We shall see.

[CrazyCajun]

By stacking I mean putting your best 2 Linemen on the right side is unorthodox because the opposing teams usually puts their beat pass rushers on the blindside.

they aren’t necessarily our 2 best..they are the 2 biggest lineman

[cajun_lannister]

they aren’t necessarily our 2 best..they are the 2 biggest linemen

Dotson & Hunt are preseasons all sunbelt player ...

[CrazyCajun]

Dotson & Hunt are preseasons all sunbelt player ...

And? That’s Based off of last year, doesn’t mean we don’t have anyone on the other side. Different staff, different offense. All everyone talked about is our OL needed to get better, we moved our 2 best lineman from last year to the right side. That hopefully tells me our OL got better, not that this staff is planning our entire scheme off of 1 left handed QB who may or may not start.