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    Quote Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView View Post
    IMO the tempo was a huge surprise. The team wasn't set plenty of times. A few times they were looking to the sidelines and the ball was snapped.
    I’m not sure that equals a surprise. They knew all this going into it. It just shows our lack of preparation and conditioning. IMHO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView View Post
    IMO the tempo was a huge surprise. The team wasn't set plenty of times. A few times they were looking to the sidelines and the ball was snapped.
    Well then that isn’t saying much about Des considering he compared their offense to Tennessee… who is an up tempo offense. It’s like if our basketball coach said team A plays just like Arkansas’ 40 minutes of hell and then is surprised when they get pressed all game. I don’t believe that one bit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Buds View Post
    I’m not sure that equals a surprise. They knew all this going into it. It just shows our lack of preparation and conditioning. IMHO.
    I'm so not sure they had more team speed than the Cajuns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Buds View Post
    I’m not sure that equals a surprise. They knew all this going into it. It just shows our lack of preparation and conditioning. IMHO.
    Exactly, coaching staff was totally unprepared defensively.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView View Post
    I'm so not sure they had more team speed than the Cajuns.
    They didn’t…we were just gassed and/or out of position at times.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Buds View Post
    They didn’t…we were just gassed and/or out of position at times.
    It was a combination of the two. Their wideouts were faster than our CB's and we had some poor jams at the line of scrimmage that led to getting beat over the top.

    ODU is going to put up points this season, it is going to be a question if they can stop other teams enough. They stopped us (or we stopped ourselves) just enough to get the win.

    One play doesn't determine a game, but I thought the reverse fumble on 2nd & 6 was a big play. We were into a good rhythm and didn't need to get that fancy. Although there were no turnovers in the game, that is as close to a TO as it can get.

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