Some seasons are easier to predict. Like last year. We were very experienced last year.
Now we have some unknowns.
also, how many games do we lose last year if we had more turnovers? Levi threw 4 INTs last year. If you look at the rankings, the mid-level teams threw 14-15. I’m sure it’s fair to conclude we would have lost more than 1 game if we had 14-15 interceptions, considering we had 7 one score games.
That’s not to mention we only lost 4 fumbles.
Is Des going to be more aggressive than Napier? Will chandler take more risks than Levi? Will our inexperienced RBs drop the ball more? All unknowns.
"It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future." -- Mr. Yogi
My prediction will wait until 3 or 4 games to have evidence on the field one way or another . Either way, I ll be supporting my Cajuns
We're still putting a premium on defense, so I like our chances every game. It will be irregular for the offense to have as few turnovers as last season, so am hopeful the defense will grab a few more interceptions and fumbles.
I will make a prediction. Chris Smith runs for 200+. Chandler Fields has a great opening start with 75% passing and 200+. Zyon Hill causes havoc. Eric Garror has an all conference game with 10 tackles, 1 INT and FF.
A good hot apple turnover with blue bell vanilla is a good thing . . .
If those two things in bold happen, it will mean that we never pulled away enough from Southeastern to put in reserves for any meaningful playing time. 10 tackles by our starting CB means he's extremely busy...which I don't think we want for this Week 1 game vs. an FCS opponent.
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