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[Bandwagon King]

Ii love it...the WR room is already getting crushed on here, without ANYONE OF YOU having seen anything of the players who are new to the program or the guys who didn't play last year that are in that room...so early to be writing checks with your mouth that you can't cash...

The only one writing a check he can't cash is the one who is proclaiming the WR room is so blessed with talent only those riding magical unicorns pooping skittles across the sky can see this unbridled talent which hath yet to produce one name on any all conference list made by anyone who pays a lick of attention to this conference. IOW, name an all conference wide out from this school who is a sure fire guarantee to catch at least teen TDs & 70 balls for 1000 yards, or please Please. The only one I can see is named Chriss & he's buried on the bench at QB when he could be an all conference WR.

Have you guys ever heard of guy named Hinze Ward, or slash, or that white dude named Taysom Hill? Maybe some of you heard about this guy named Kevin Faulk, or Early Doucet? Oh yeah, they're from that other team, the ones who are always bragging about playing for championships? Man I hate those frickers! There's no way I'd ever do what they do, even when it works.

Far it be it from me to describe a hundred other guys who went to college as QBs & ended up as positional players just because their God given talent outweighed their ability to run a college offense due to the way they were molly coddled by their pathetic high school coaches & their failing educational systems. THIS is the reality of college football. Those who accept this reality & learn to plow on the cutting edge of it reap the benefits of success. Those who choose to be mutton heads end up with their faces in the mud while their asses bear the brunt of someone else's wagon tracks.

[RaginDave]

The only one writing a check he can't cash is the one who is proclaiming the WR room is so blessed with talent only those riding magical unicorns pooping skittles across the sky can see this unbridled talent which hath yet to produce one name on any all conference list made by anyone who pays a lick of attention to this conference. IOW, name an all conference wide out from this school who is a sure fire guarantee to catch at least teen TDs & 70 balls for 1000 yards, or please Please. The only one I can see is named Chriss & he's buried on the bench at QB when he could be an all conference WR.

Have you guys ever heard of guy named Hinze Ward, or slash, or that white dude named Taysom Hill? Maybe some of you heard about this guy named Kevin Faulk, or Early Doucet? Oh yeah, they're from that other team, the ones who are always bragging about playing for championships? Man I hate those frickers! There's no way I'd ever do what they do, even when it works.

Far it be it from me to describe a hundred other guys who went to college as QBs & ended up as positional players just because their God given talent outweighed their ability to run a college offense due to the way they were molly coddled by their pathetic high school coaches & their failing educational systems. THIS is the reality of college football. Those who accept this reality & learn to plow on the cutting edge of it reap the benefits of success. Those who choose to be mutton heads end up with their faces in the mud while their asses bear the brunt of someone else's wagon tracks.

So I unblocked you just to see if what you were saying and day one I already take issue with you spewing nonsense.

Do you know how many times a Ragin Cajun WR has hit the marks you laid out. Let’s look at it individually.

Never has a UL receiver had single season teens in TDs. The closest UL receiver had 10 and that was done only 4 times, the most recent by Ja’marcus Bradley.

Twice all time has a UL receiver had 70+ receptions in a season. Both times his name was Brandon stokely.

And only 5 times in UL’s history has a receiver had over 1000 yards in a season. And the last UL time was Javon Lawson in 2011.

In fact if you take the top 5 WR’s and top 2 TE’s from every FBS team last year less than 3% of all college receivers come close to those numbers.

Check this out. A total of about 30 guys had over 1000 yards last year in FBS and only 1 of those was from the SBC. About a total of 30 guys in FBS had over 70 catches and only 1 from the SBC. And 5 guys had teen TD’s and none were from the SBC. Those numbers are just rarified air for collegiate receivers.

By the way. Who is Hinze Ward. For someone who watches the NFL so much. I assume you meant Hines Ward? Hinze is a pen company.

Zeon Chriss is not buried on the depth chart at QB he will probably be the #2 QB on this years roster as a redshirt freshman. This team is loaded at young WR with Charles Robertson, Robert Williams amongst others. All who are more talented at WR than Chriss at this point in time. 2 years ago no one knew anything about a guy named michael Jefferson and he became one of the most prolific WR we have ever had.

I wish we could have a receiver with the numbers you referenced but the reality is they are few and far between based on something I like to use as facts, something you should look into.

[Boomer]

So I unblocked you just to see if what you were saying and day one I already take issue with you spewing nonsense.

Do you know how many times a Ragin Cajun WR has hit the marks you laid out. Let’s look at it individually.

Never has a UL receiver had single season teens in TDs. The closest UL receiver had 10 and that was done only 4 times, the most recent by Ja’marcus Bradley.

Twice all time has a UL receiver had 70+ receptions in a season. Both times his name was Brandon stokely.

And only 5 times in UL’s history has a receiver had over 1000 yards in a season. And the last UL time was Javon Lawson in 2011.

In fact if you take the top 5 WR’s and top 2 TE’s from every FBS team last year less than 3% of all college receivers come close to those numbers.

Check this out. A total of about 30 guys had over 1000 yards last year in FBS and only 1 of those was from the SBC. About a total of 30 guys in FBS had over 70 catches and only 1 from the SBC. And 5 guys had teen TD’s and none were from the SBC. Those numbers are just rarified air for collegiate receivers.

By the way. Who is Hinze Ward. For someone who watches the NFL so much. I assume you meant Hines Ward? Hinze is a pen company.

Zeon Chriss is not buried on the depth chart at QB he will probably be the #2 QB on this years roster as a redshirt freshman. This team is loaded at young WR with Charles Robertson, Robert Williams amongst others. All who are more talented at WR than Chriss at this point in time. 2 years ago no one knew anything about a guy named michael Jefferson and he became one of the most prolific WR we have ever had.

I wish we could have a receiver with the numbers you referenced but the reality is they are few and far between based on something I like to use as facts, something you should look into.

…..Some think that our victory shield will be sticking with Fields….others say that Woolridge will take us across the bridge….oh yea go with Chris and take what others see a risk…..hey some even have a hunch that the guy could be Lunch….I keep looking at the Houston game and say play Zeon from now on….and I am the guy that wanted to play the kid from Warren Easton!

[JMV JustMyView]

So I unblocked you just to see if what you were saying and day one I already take issue with you spewing nonsense.

Do you know how many times a Ragin Cajun WR has hit the marks you laid out. Let’s look at it individually.

Never has a UL receiver had single season teens in TDs. The closest UL receiver had 10 and that was done only 4 times, the most recent by Ja’marcus Bradley.

Twice all time has a UL receiver had 70+ receptions in a season. Both times his name was Brandon stokely.

And only 5 times in UL’s history has a receiver had over 1000 yards in a season. And the last UL time was Javon Lawson in 2011.

In fact if you take the top 5 WR’s and top 2 TE’s from every FBS team last year less than 3% of all college receivers come close to those numbers.

Check this out. A total of about 30 guys had over 1000 yards last year in FBS and only 1 of those was from the SBC. About a total of 30 guys in FBS had over 70 catches and only 1 from the SBC. And 5 guys had teen TD’s and none were from the SBC. Those numbers are just rarified air for collegiate receivers.

By the way. Who is Hinze Ward. For someone who watches the NFL so much. I assume you meant Hines Ward? Hinze is a pen company.

Zeon Chriss is not buried on the depth chart at QB he will probably be the #2 QB on this years roster as a redshirt freshman. This team is loaded at young WR with Charles Robertson, Robert Williams amongst others. All who are more talented at WR than Chriss at this point in time. 2 years ago no one knew anything about a guy named michael Jefferson and he became one of the most prolific WR we have ever had.

I wish we could have a receiver with the numbers you referenced but the reality is they are few and far between based on something I like to use as facts, something you should look into.

Boom!

[JMV JustMyView]

So I unblocked you just to see if what you were saying and day one I already take issue with you spewing nonsense.

Do you know how many times a Ragin Cajun WR has hit the marks you laid out. Let’s look at it individually.

Never has a UL receiver had single season teens in TDs. The closest UL receiver had 10 and that was done only 4 times, the most recent by Ja’marcus Bradley.

Twice all time has a UL receiver had 70+ receptions in a season. Both times his name was Brandon stokely.

And only 5 times in UL’s history has a receiver had over 1000 yards in a season. And the last UL time was Javon Lawson in 2011.

In fact if you take the top 5 WR’s and top 2 TE’s from every FBS team last year less than 3% of all college receivers come close to those numbers.

Check this out. A total of about 30 guys had over 1000 yards last year in FBS and only 1 of those was from the SBC. About a total of 30 guys in FBS had over 70 catches and only 1 from the SBC. And 5 guys had teen TD’s and none were from the SBC. Those numbers are just rarified air for collegiate receivers.

By the way. Who is Hinze Ward. For someone who watches the NFL so much. I assume you meant Hines Ward? Hinze is a pen company.

Zeon Chriss is not buried on the depth chart at QB he will probably be the #2 QB on this years roster as a redshirt freshman. This team is loaded at young WR with Charles Robertson, Robert Williams amongst others. All who are more talented at WR than Chriss at this point in time. 2 years ago no one knew anything about a guy named michael Jefferson and he became one of the most prolific WR we have ever had.

I wish we could have a receiver with the numbers you referenced but the reality is they are few and far between based on something I like to use as facts, something you should look into.

WTF are you even trying to say???

[JMV JustMyView]

The only one writing a check he can't cash is the one who is proclaiming the WR room is so blessed with talent only those riding magical unicorns pooping skittles across the sky can see this unbridled talent which hath yet to produce one name on any all conference list made by anyone who pays a lick of attention to this conference. IOW, name an all conference wide out from this school who is a sure fire guarantee to catch at least teen TDs & 70 balls for 1000 yards, or please Please. The only one I can see is named Chriss & he's buried on the bench at QB when he could be an all conference WR.

Have you guys ever heard of guy named Hinze Ward, or slash, or that white dude named Taysom Hill? Maybe some of you heard about this guy named Kevin Faulk, or Early Doucet? Oh yeah, they're from that other team, the ones who are always bragging about playing for championships? Man I hate those frickers! There's no way I'd ever do what they do, even when it works.

Far it be it from me to describe a hundred other guys who went to college as QBs & ended up as positional players just because their God given talent outweighed their ability to run a college offense due to the way they were molly coddled by their pathetic high school coaches & their failing educational systems. THIS is the reality of college football. Those who accept this reality & learn to plow on the cutting edge of it reap the benefits of success. Those who choose to be mutton heads end up with their faces in the mud while their asses bear the brunt of someone else's wagon tracks.

Huh???

[Jeaux]

…..Some think that our victory shield will be sticking with Fields….others say that Woolridge will take us across the bridge….oh yea go with Chris and take what others see a risk…..hey some even have a hunch that the guy could be Lunch….I keep looking at the Houston game and say play Zeon from now on….and I am the guy that wanted to play the kid from Warren Easton!

Lol. Boomer with the 5am Ihop special. I don't agree with y'all but you and James make some good points.

[cajun4life]

Our offensive philosophy will not produce a WR that will go for 1000 yards. We don’t have a system that is designed to get WRs open through complex route trees and schemes. We rely on the run game to draw defenses in and use play action to open up the passing game.

[Big Poppa]

Jake Delhamme was 5-6 on the field his senior year but Texas Tech "forfeited" which is different from "vacated" so Jake was 6-5 in 1996

That year Jake played Florida, Texas A&M, Houston, Memphis, Texas Tech, Virginia Tech, and a very good So Miss team. That 5-6 is definitely not the same as 5-6 today. Jake might have won 11 games with todays schedules.

[ULGrad@HOU]

I will always defer to experience in this situation. You have a proven winner in BW and he has experience. I know we're all excited for what ZC brings in the future but I just think we know what we have in BW right now and he's been successful. No reason currently to change that up.

I agree. Chriss is physically talented, we all can see that. I'm sure he is not ready, being a redshirt freshman, to know the offense like Ben does. I think Ben is a good QB, and there is nothing to say he can't improve upon what he has done. One area I would like to see is his completion percentage. He needs to get that up into the 60's. With an improving receiving core, I like his chances. Z Chriss can still play here and there, gain experience, and be ready for next year.

[Turbine]

That year Jake played Florida, Texas A&M, Houston, Memphis, Texas Tech, Virginia Tech, and a very good So Miss team. That 5-6 is definitely not the same as 5-6 today. Jake might have won 11 games with todays schedules.

I have no doubt, you are correct.

[SlickRick]

BW's leadership ability puts him on top. Cleared medically and hoping to see him. clear the mental hurdle too. ZC can learn a lot from BW and will get the opportunity to do that this season.