It’s a Great Day to be a Ragin Cajun!

[LifeTimeCajun]

If Mike ever decides to teach the fundamentals of physical football & practice it during the work week, not every day mind you. But at least one good scrimmage of 40 plays during the week. Or two scrimmages of 25 plays. But you have to practice running & tackling full speed during the week. I mean full speed. Then this team will become dangerous. Until then, forget about it. Not gonna happen.

You can forget about a full speed scrimmage in D1 football once the season starts and especially at this point of the season. Just isnt gonna happen. Hell that dont happen at the high school level. Maybe if a coach is pizzed off and uses it as a form of discipline but other than that you can forget it

[JMV JustMyView]

You can forget about a full speed scrimmage in D1 football once the season starts and especially at this point of the season. Just isnt gonna happen. Hell that dont happen at the high school level. Maybe if a coach is pizzed off and uses it as a form of discipline but other than that you can forget it

After mid season it was shells and helmet only for us.

[Million$Mullet]

After mid season it was shells and helmet only for us.

Didn’t realize softball players wore shells at practice. Learn something new every day

[JMV JustMyView]

Didn’t realize softball players wore shells at practice. Learn something new every day

Catchers do.

[Bandwagon King]

You can forget about a full speed scrimmage in D1 football once the season starts and especially at this point of the season. Just isnt gonna happen. Hell that dont happen at the high school level. Maybe if a coach is pizzed off and uses it as a form of discipline but other than that you can forget it

You can believe that is you choose to. I can tell you that isn't the case. And we can sit here & challenge each other for sources from now until Jesus comes back, but the fact is there are plenty of teams which will have some full contact practice during the week & plenty who won't case in point Kansas State & OSU. Two very comparable teams talent wise, but at some point last week KSU held some fully padded practices where those guys went at it & OSU didn't. Come game day there wasn't a doubt in the world who was more prepared for that game.

[Bandwagon King]

Fully padded pull contact practice doesn't have to be a scrimmage per say, but you can bet there are some who are practicing hitting & getting hit.

[Bandwagon King]

After mid season it was shells and helmet only for us.

And who is us?

[JMV JustMyView]

And who is us?

Formers team that I played on.

[Cajun Soldier]

I think I may be the bad luck charm. I’ve seen them lose all 4 games. Hopefully my luck turns around. I’ve got two more road trips planned.

And it’s always a great day to be a Ragin’ Cajun.

No me and my buddies are the bad luck on the road, we've been to several road games and only witness one victory S. Alabama last year.

[Bandwagon King]

Formers team that I played on.

And which are these?

[JMV JustMyView]

And which are these?

Flag football teams, LMAO.

[Bandwagon King]

You can forget about a full speed scrimmage in D1 football once the season starts and especially at this point of the season. Just isnt gonna happen. Hell that dont happen at the high school level. Maybe if a coach is pizzed off and uses it as a form of discipline but other than that you can forget it

Sorry, had to revisit this post. So Think about what you just wrote. Fully padded practices where guys actually hit each other & block & tackle to get ready for a game are considered punishment? I thought grass drills, or gassers, running the stadium steps were punishment. I didn't realize getting to do the very thing you go out for in football was now a punishment. No wonder guys don't want to have contact & play hard in games any more. The only reason they have games is to punish the players. Makes perfect sense if I'm watching the NFL & half the teams in college football today.