LGT Final: Louisiana 34, Coastal Carolina 24

[Fais do-do]

Sorry it’s so disappointing we are a good team.

“We”? Are you on the team? The only disappointing thing I see is the way you interact with fellow Cajun fans.

[Turbine]

Thank you!

Hint for all the expert coaches on here, the other team is trying to win too and they have scholarship players!

They also know the game of football.

That is why it is so much fun.

Football is the ultimate paper covers rock, rock breaks scissors, scissors cuts paper game there is.

There is an answer for everthing the opponent is doing and vice versa.

[CharlieK]

“We”? Are you on the team? The only disappointing thing I see is the way you interact with fellow Cajun fans.

Sorry you don’t feel connected to the team due to your dislike of the coach.

[Million$Mullet]

This thread is funny

[Grantvb]

Every damn postgame. You guys _____ at each other. Every game. Give it a fricking rest. It’s us against the world. Not us against each other.

[Cajunsmike]

Very simply, we have a good team that has the potential to be a very good team, but I think that is our ceiling. Too many holes on defense to be great this season.

On offense, this is our most consistently, explosive unit this century, imo. I prefer it over the pre-injury Broadway offense. We use all of the field, different levels and are pretty balanced. Our OL has been a pleasant surprise for me, and is the key to any huge success we will have the remainder of the season.

The Dez-Fenroy team of 2008 was the most explosive offensive squad this century.

[zeppelincajun]

Amazing feeling to beat them on their field. I got pumped for this one when I saw Chris Smith’s tweet pregame saying, “Coastal you can’t run today.” Good to see that guys like that haven’t forgotten the opportunity that was taken from them and were ready for the 2024 Cajuns to get some vengeance.

Plenty of things to improve upon, but I think this was a game that most Cajun fans looked at and said “please just win.” Mission accomplished and to put it away in backbreaking fashion was too damn good.

I’m sure with a lot of good, the staff will have several negative things on film to review with the guys. Few I noticed: missed tackles galore (again), dropped passes, procedure penalties, and a really bad after the play personal foul. Interesting thing with the drops was I think we had 4 and all different targets. Ben has trust in a lot of guys, and hopefully the guys can reward him for that going forward. Needs to keep slinging it all over the field. The drive with the late personal foul call was really our most disappointing on defense. Gutted on the ground and just didn’t show composure. Bayliss nearly picked up a penalty and then next play we throw a guy down way late. Another small gripe but please no to the gun celebrations. You can say, “oh that’s soft” or “let them celebrate a big play” but the fact remains we are flipping a coin on getting a penalty doing that. Easy teaching moment for Des and his coaches. No giving away big plays for something stupid.

There were a couple mind boggling series playcalling wise, but I’m seeing definite improvements out of Des himself. For example, much of the negatives I listed above are execution issues. Guys put in a position to succeed and not always doing so. Des’ first two years there were just as many head scratchers out of the coaches than the players. Again, not to say there aren’t any out of the coaching staff now, but if you look at the last 3 weeks, if guys make the plays they were put in position to make, we likely aren’t sweating out victories until the final minutes.

[ZoomZoom]

Guess the team…

The failure to even conduct a coaching search is looking really bad, especially for that kind of $. Maybe “Whale” will throw us a bone and donate to buy out “coach” if this keeps heading downhill

Names removed, but it just sounds so familiar.

[Cajunsmike]

Earlier post in the thread is another reminder why I don’t participate on here during game action. World is not ending whenever we have to punt or give up 2 consecutive first downs.

[RaginScotsman]

The Dez-Fenroy team of 2008 was the most explosive offensive squad this century.

I loved those teams. They put up points. Remember Jason Chery and the big games that guy had?

The sunbelt competition was different, though. The conference is infinitely better now. Have to keep whatever this team does now in perspective.

[zephyr]

The Dez-Fenroy team of 2008 was the most explosive offensive squad this century.

I agree

[zephyr]

I loved those teams. They put up points. Remember Jason Chery and the big games that guy had?

The sunbelt competition was different, though. The conference is infinitely better now. Have to keep whatever this team does now in perspective.

And, we couldn't stop anyone