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    Quote Originally Posted by BabbForHeisman View Post
    An actual report by someone who knows what he is talking about. Hype levels off the chart! Thanks T
    Definitely one of my Geaux to guys when it comes to UL sports. Also a first class gentleman.

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    Thanks T


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    What is the story on the OL transfer from Michigan State?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Atown cajun View Post
    What is the story on the OL transfer from Michigan State?
    Not ready from what I've heard at this time, needs lots of work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunT View Post
    Not ready from what I've heard at this time, needs lots of work.
    As a grad transfer that is very concerning should have been a plug and play

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    Said it on another thread, we only have 7 running backs who will physically be on the field to play at this point. For me, the lack of depth is a concern.

    And while the RB core is thin, the defensive line just has thinner players. There isn't an eclipse like Humphrey this year. I realize somebody of his size doesn't come along too often, but he did plug a big azzed hole. I think the depth is there, but the lack of that one piece might have a bit of an impact.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun Monkee View Post
    Said it on another thread, we only have 7 running backs who will physically be on the field to play at this point. For me, the lack of depth is a concern.

    And while the RB core is thin, the defensive line just has thinner players. There isn't an eclipse like Humphrey this year. I realize somebody of his size doesn't come along too often, but he did plug a big azzed hole. I think the depth is there, but the lack of that one piece might have a bit of an impact.
    Look back at the bowl game without him and see how our run defense was.

    Hint: it wasn’t great.

    We are gonna miss that dude big time.

  8. #23

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun Monkee View Post
    Said it on another thread, we only have 7 running backs who will physically be on the field to play at this point. For me, the lack of depth is a concern.

    And while the RB core is thin, the defensive line just has thinner players. There isn't an eclipse like Humphrey this year. I realize somebody of his size doesn't come along too often, but he did plug a big azzed hole. I think the depth is there, but the lack of that one piece might have a bit of an impact.
    If we stay healthy, those two units are fine. They both have depth, and you are not going to play more than 4 or 5 backs max.

    The defensive line has Nelson, Hill, Wilkerson, Lawson, Hutchison, Hazard, Narcisse, McGriff and Wiser. That's not counting players that can put their hands on the ground like Jones, Guidry, George, Peterson and Whitfield. We have good depth unless we are hit by injuries.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunT View Post
    Not ready from what I've heard at this time, needs lots of work.
    OL would be lights out if Napier hadn't taken Waites and Torrence but he did so next man up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Million$Mullet View Post
    Look back at the bowl game without him and see how our run defense was.

    Hint: it wasn’t great.

    We are gonna miss that dude big time.
    also faced an AA running back so it was a little skewed

    Hopefully Hutchinson can stay heathy think he helps in that department

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    Narcisse & Nelson and to smaller extent Hazard… will be very good for us.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun Monkee View Post
    Said it on another thread, we only have 7 running backs who will physically be on the field to play at this point. For me, the lack of depth is a concern.

    And while the RB core is thin, the defensive line just has thinner players. There isn't an eclipse like Humphrey this year. I realize somebody of his size doesn't come along too often, but he did plug a big azzed hole. I think the depth is there, but the lack of that one piece might have a bit of an impact.
    I agree CM with T, that RB depth is pretty good for guys that can come in and do a serviceable job. My concern at that position is the level of skill or talent. I think it's going to be a drop off from the last 8 years or so. This team has thrived on great running and a defense, not good running. I am enthusiastic at the potential for a better passing game though, and that would help tremendously. Maybe the impact on the running game won't be an issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Buds View Post
    And we just missed out on a 4 Star OL that announced his commitment to Houston this morning. We were in his top 5…that’s the breaks.
    Are you referring to Jamelle Franklin?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Buds View Post
    And we just missed out on a 4 Star OL that announced his commitment to Houston this morning. We were in his top 5…that’s the breaks.
    We were also on the Ethan Fields kid (OL) from Dutchtown that committed to Purdue, I think. We're still in on Hudson Perroni (OL) too, out of Houston.

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    In case any of you are able to make it to practice, there are several number changes from last year according to the rosters listed on the website:

    Chris Smith 13 (was 21)
    Brandon Bishop 2 (was 25)
    Jacob Bernard 4 (was 86)
    Neal Johnson 9 (was 87)
    Kaleb Carter 16 (was 26)
    Chandler Fields 18 (was 16)
    AJ Riley 19 (was 95)
    Patrick Mensah 22 (was 13)
    Eric Garror 7 (was 19)
    Lance Legendre 9 (was 13)
    Jayrin Wilson 9 (was 28)

    There could be others. Those are the ones I caught.


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