Final: Louisiana 12, Rice 14

[Cougarsby60]

Y’all do realize the kid was only put in when y’all’s Lafayette hero quit on his team. #4 ended that game before #11 got in.

There is a reason #4 has never had meaningful reps the last 4 years he’s been in college

[60swerethebest]

Both lines got dominated in first half. Offense got dominated are on line in second.
Defense played a different game in second half. Different motor? Schemes seemed the same on defense but something changed. Offense couldn’t take advantage of the opportunities they were given. Punt return game shows some promise but holding is a killer. Hurt field position twice in critical moments. And the hold by our off lineman that caused nullifying Beale’s run was likely the play of the game. O well, it’s only one game. Lots of games left. We’ll get em next game. We’ll see great improvement between this game and next. What else am I leaving out?
Please don’t make me watch a loss next week. Too many bad memories from the sixties.
Can one get PTSD from watching a sport?

[Geaux]

Y’all do realize the kid was only put in when y’all’s Lafayette hero quit on his team. #4 ended that game before #11 got in.

There is a reason #4 has never had meaningful reps the last 4 years he’s been in college

Yeah, body language says a lot. No one on offense was playing for him like the team would play for Ben or Levi.

....just an observation.

[Geaux4it]

I don't know what to think

[ULGrad@HOU]

Yeah, body language says a lot. No one on offense was playing for him like the team would play for Ben or Levi.

....just an observation.

The whole offense stunk. OL, RB’s, WR’s, QB all looked pathetic. The coaches can take a lot of credit for this.

[Joe Porter]

Regroup

[RedBug58]

I was hoping we would Lunch come in and let him “run wild”

[RedBug58]

Anyone know the severity of Walkers injury?

[Cougarsby60]

I’ve heard none of the offense wants to play for #4, bad teammate and doesn’t understand the offense. I guess tonight proved that. Hopefully next week is better.

[NewsCopy]

UL’s stadium-opening party was spoiled by Rice’s triple option rushing attack in a 14-12 win over the Ragin’ Cajuns on Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes Stadium.

The Owls rushed for 213 yards — 187 in the first half — and their defensive front got the best of the UL offensive front for the road victory.

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