2019 FB G5: Louisiana 37, Georgia Southern 24

[talktomewillis]

I'm glad Garror did as he was coached as I agree punts should be fielded. That being said, he did muff 2 of them which is inexcusable. Do you think we will see someone else on punt returns next week?

No. He was out there on the third one and returned it 14 yards.

[Grantvb]

https://twitter.com/juice_189/status.363343361?s=20

[DocCajun]

I agree with your comments on Levi, I said as much last night.

"This was by far Levi's most complete game! He really played well and made good decisions with the ball. He continues to play at this level, we have a legitimate shot."


And while Garror's job is to field the punts, it is not part his job to fumble the attempt. That's three fumbles in 6 consecutive quarters by him. We just cannot do that against better opponents. I understand not trying to destroy his confidence, but the team comes first. He should not have been in the game for the second return. He will have plenty of opportunities to work on it during the week and earn the trust of the staff.

Bingo. I was shocked he was put back in last night.

[Rainman66]

I'm glad Garror did as he was coached as I agree punts should be fielded. That being said, he did muff 2 of them which is inexcusable. Do you think we will see someone else on punt returns next week?

Not unless someone looks better than him in practice.

[zephyr]

He most certainly did not do what he was coached to do. He was coached to field the punts, to "not let them hit the ground".

Two hit the groundfield the punts means to actually catch them.


Nice to see him come back in the 2nd half and get back on track. Gonna need him on point against App State. Can't give away possessions and points against them.

He is coached to field all punts and not let them hit the ground for the opposing team to pin us deep. Yes, we get it that he is not supposed to drop the punt but you guys know that is not what Jay meant. Bottomline is he didn't execute it but he's also told NOT to run away and let it be downed.

[CajunVic]

He is coached to field all punts and not let them hit the ground for the opposing team to pin us deep. Yes, we get it that he is not supposed to drop the punt but you guys know that is not what Jay meant. Bottomline is he didn't execute it but he's also told NOT to run away and let it be downed.

The “not run away” part is a complete failure if the ball is not caught, every time.

[CharlieK]

He is coached to field all punts and not let them hit the ground for the opposing team to pin us deep. Yes, we get it that he is not supposed to drop the punt but you guys know that is not what Jay meant. Bottomline is he didn't execute it but he's also told NOT to run away and let it be downed.

I know, jeez. I was being a smart ___figured that was obvious.

Seems like the catching part is an integral component of what he was coached to do(there I go again)

Again, I’m glad he got it straight in the second half. We need him.

[RaginScotsman]

I just rewatched the game. These guys get better as the game goes on. We still had great energy in the second half and wore the Eagles down big time. Much like we did for Liberty and Ohio. I remember when the HUD teams were struggling, a lot of comments would be made about lack of halftime adjustments. This Napier squad certainly doesn’t have that issue.

[zephyr]

I know, jeez. I was being a smart ___figured that was obvious.

Seems like the catching part is an integral component of what he was coached to do(there I go again)

Again, I’m glad he got it straight in the second half. We need him.

Not really. Of course he's coached to catch it but players don't always execute.

[Redgineer]

I just rewatched the game. These guys get better as the game goes on. We still had great energy in the second half and wore the Eagles down big time. Much like we did for Liberty and Ohio. I remember when the HUD teams were struggling, a lot of comments would be made about lack of halftime adjustments. This Napier squad certainly doesn’t have that issue.

Yeah the play calling is at least twice as good as from the Hud era.

[moorecajun]

I just rewatched the game. These guys get better as the game goes on. We still had great energy in the second half and wore the Eagles down big time. Much like we did for Liberty and Ohio. I remember when the HUD teams were struggling, a lot of comments would be made about lack of halftime adjustments. This Napier squad certainly doesn’t have that issue.

I saw a lot of new players in the game too; they keep getting the younger players some reps, keeping the 1's fresh and getting them some game experience that will pay off down the road.

That shows we are getting the depth we need on our roster to play big boy ball.

GEAUX CAJUNS!

[Grantvb]

The whole game:

https://youtu.be/Lt3WrBsDPYY

[ManAboutTown]

Grant check your PM

[LaCajunsFan]

I just rewatched the game. These guys get better as the game goes on. We still had great energy in the second half and wore the Eagles down big time. Much like we did for Liberty and Ohio. I remember when the HUD teams were struggling, a lot of comments would be made about lack of halftime adjustments. This Napier squad certainly doesn’t have that issue.

Yes, the adjustments, and especially the athleticism, in the 2nd half are to me two of the biggest improvements over last/past years. Makes all the difference and shows how successful Napier & co are.

[TheFan]

Yes, the adjustments, and especially the athleticism, in the 2nd half are to me two of the biggest improvements over last/past years. Makes all the difference and shows how successful Napier & co are.

Team speed has vastly improved.