Jordan Doucet

[John Cocktolstoy]

Maybe I'm wrong, and I'd lean on C4L on his receiver evaluation, but I can't help think that Peter LeBlanc should be a legit starting slot receiver for us, with guys like Lacy, Stephens and Jefferson on the outside.

Lets see if I can play C4L here for a minute. I think the quote went something like this “if Leblanc could catch a cold he could be the slot receiver” Except it wasn’t slot it was number 2. There you go I answered for him. IMO that statement didn’t age very well this year. If I am not mistaking he lead the team in receptions and yards this year.

[Turbine]

What most people really fail to understand is the Cajuns never moved up from the level of McNeese, Northwestern st and then NLU. They all chose to move down to D1AA and the Cajuns did what it took to meet the new guidelines to remain in D1A.

I could be totally wrong but I thought D1A was a new classification and Louisiana was an original member along with 60 something other schools.

[wcd35]

Colloqiually, D1 is FBS. Technically it includes FCS but for casual conversation the implication is FBS.

[CajunVic]

Well, that's not true. IF you'd need softball info JMV is your guy, no doubt.

Lots of doubt has certainly been created there, sorry . . .

[KajunKrazy]

I could be totally wrong but I thought D1A was a new classification and Louisiana was an original member along with 60 something other schools.

I think every one was D1 and they made a 1A and 1AA. You had to meet certain criteria if you wanted to be 1A. I know the cajuns had to get the stadium up to 30k seats and maybe a few other things in order to not be moved into to the 1AA category. But the bottom line is cajuns were never 1AA.

[Cajunrunner]

What most people really fail to understand is the Cajuns never moved up from the level of McNeese, Northwestern st and then NLU. They all chose to move down to D1AA and the Cajuns did what it took to meet the new guidelines to remain in D1A.

Yup.

[Cajunrunner]

Lets see if I can play C4L here for a minute. I think the quote went something like this “if Leblanc could catch a cold he could be the slot receiver” Except it wasn’t slot it was number 2. There you go I answered for him. IMO that statement didn’t age very well this year. If I am not mistaking he lead the team in receptions and yards this year.

Well in the moment, C4L wasn't really wrong, and I'm saying this as someone who doesn't care to call out non-professional athletes on a message board. LeBlanc did have a bit of the drops early on, and he seems like the type of guy who would admit that if you asked him.

It obviously got fixed, and with it, we became a better offense. He has come up with some REALLY good, key plays the second half of the season.

[Turbine]

I think every one was D1 and they made a 1A and 1AA. You had to meet certain criteria if you wanted to be 1A. I know the cajuns had to get the stadium up to 30k seats and maybe a few other things in order to not be moved into to the 1AA category. But the bottom line is cajuns were never 1AA.

Logical.

[GeauxCajuns]

Colloqiually, D1 is FBS. Technically it includes FCS but for casual conversation the implication is FBS.

Everyone knows this and knows what he meant.

We have a ton of “well actually” guys here who take it as their only chance to be right on something.

[John Cocktolstoy]

Well in the moment, C4L wasn't really wrong, and I'm saying this as someone who doesn't care to call out non-professional athletes on a message board. LeBlanc did have a bit of the drops early on, and he seems like the type of guy who would admit that if you asked him.

It obviously got fixed, and with it, we became a better offense. He has come up with some REALLY good, key plays the second half of the season.

If I recall that comment was made after Texas where he had 2 drops and one you could question, because it was thrown behind him on a crossing route, but he did manage to get hands on it. After that game I don’t recall any you could call a flat out dropped. My only point is that is some pretty harsh words after a kid has one bad game, with a whole season ahead of him.