Cajuns Win. Louisiana 30, ULM 27

[Cajunsmike]

Winning when you don’t play your best vs an opponent that played better than they should be celebrated. Appears our guys have learned how to win

I meant to say ULM played better than they are.

[Turbine]

The Bill Davis 4th down call from Louisiana's own 24 tops any "scared money don't make money" call from the Napier era.

[SlickRick]

The Bill Davis 4th down call from Louisiana's own 24 tops any "scared money don't make money" call from the Napier era.

That's correct!

[ZoomZoom]

The Bill Davis 4th down call from Louisiana's own 24 tops any "scared money don't make money" call from the Napier era.

Made me think of another time ULM packed the box.

[zephyr]

The Bill Davis 4th down call from Louisiana's own 24 tops any "scared money don't make money" call from the Napier era.

At 5-6 with nothing to lose? I don't think so

[CajunVic]

At 5-6 with nothing to lose? I don't think so

Well, thinking is involved . ..

[Turbine]

At 5-6 with nothing to lose? I don't think so

Which scared money avoidance play by Napier do you consider more of a gamble?

By their very nature they are:
Drive on the line
Game on the line
Season on the line

The bigger the gap between expected and achieved, the greater the "scared money don't make money" nature of the play becomes.

jmo

[CharlieK]

At 5-6 with nothing to lose? I don't think so

The game, a chance for a bowl game and ultimately a chance for a winning season on the line is not “nothing”.

[zephyr]

Well, thinking is involved . ..

Then you should sit this one out

[zephyr]

The game, a chance for a bowl game and ultimately a chance for a winning season on the line is not “nothing”.

That was not the question nor the point. Turbine was essentially saying that this call topped any big balls decision Napier ever made and that's just B.S.