UL addresses passing game, but other issues creep up in loss to Eastern Michigan

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As unproductive as UL’s passing game has been through three games, the Ragin’ Cajuns enjoy a significant upgrade in that area — and still lose 34-31 to Eastern Michigan on Saturday.

The painful irony certainly wasn’t lost on coach Michael Desormeaux.

“It was good to see that part of the game look a lot better,” Desormeaux said. “Certainly to see some of those guys make some big plays. That’s certainly a positive, but it just wasn’t frequently enough, I guess, as an offense to be able to continue to tack on points.”

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but it just wasn’t frequently enough, I guess, as an offense to be able to continue to tack on points.”

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That was my thought when we went to the passing game on 4th and 2 with an empty backfield.

Not consistent enough yet to rely on it for a must get first down.