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    Their run blocking hasn't been great, but after the hard instinctive running I saw earlier in the season, I haven't seen the RB's hitting the hole as well lately. First of all, Spikes scored on the homerun threat out of the backfield, but he has shown a complete inability to run in between the tackles. Its not his fault, hes a speedster and he does well when we get him to the outside. He is a good 3rd down back, but I heard this past weekend, and saw last week against UNT that we had him in on a lot of first and second downs which I think is just not a good idea. We need to have the threat of running inside, and that only comes with the bigger backs in Harris and Griffen, and with that they need to do a better job of finding the hole and hitting it with authority. The Oline did put out their worst effort of the year, but I'm far less concerned with their performance than the performance of our Defense who sounded like they didn't make the trip up to Bowling Green.


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    In my opinion UL lost the game on the 2nd and 4th possession of the game.

    The 4th possession if I recall was 3 straight (and out) run plays.

    The 2nd possession was a fumble and that is never good.

    It just changed the whole mindset of the players on the field and ultimatly WKU was able to start pinning their ears back.

    Still UL was only down by 4 but by then WKU had all the confidence in the world.

    1 or 2 different plays early and UL wins that game, BECAUSE, it goes in a different direction.

    jmo


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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Poppa View Post
    Do you know the difference between a run and a pass?
    I would hope so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Parrott View Post
    The Cajuns averaged 5.8 yards on 21 carries for a total of 121 yards, so that's not a horrible effort. You can't take plays away, but 79 of those yards came on Spikes' TD run, meaning they gained only 42 yards on their other 20 rushes.

    Something to keep in mind is the Cajuns had to pass more to rally. They ran it only 10 times after falling behind 21-10 midway through the second quarter. Gautier put up the third-best passing effort (419 yards) in school history and had the fifth-most pass completions (32) on 51 attempts.
    JP I don't know if you had the opportunity to watch the game I am just commenting on what I saw which is our O line get whipped on the line of scrimmage.

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