I am going to go out on a limb and predict that if we are + 5 in the turnover battle, are + 10:00 in time of possession, and have 600 or more in total yardage, we win by at least 3. Wait. We DO play at home right?
I am going to go out on a limb and predict that if we are + 5 in the turnover battle, are + 10:00 in time of possession, and have 600 or more in total yardage, we win by at least 3. Wait. We DO play at home right?
35-31 Cajuns
34-28 Cajuns
77-0 UL
UL 35
CC 24
CC looks to me, from the stats, to be a running team that throws with play action after having success from running. They aren't a passing team. I think we clog them up and they resort to passing, and we slow them down just enough, with a decent pass rush. I think we will run the ball effectively and Ragas, Mitchell and Calais will have a good night. We won't need our QB's to pass under pressure. Just a hunch.
Bleacher Report is pretty high on Coastal.
"Coastal Carolina (2-1) at Louisiana (1-1), 7 p.m. ET
Do we believe in Coastal Carolina's offense? If yes, the Chanticleers should breeze past a mediocre Louisiana defense. The unit has surrendered 478 rushing yards and eight touchdowns in two games, so Coastal Carolina should be able to lean on senior back Marcus Outlow and dual-threat QB Kilton Anderson.
Prediction: Coastal Carolina 42, Louisiana 24"
Our defense got upgraded to "mediocre?" Sweet.
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