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    Quote Originally Posted by raginWaldo View Post
    _ like they have confidence in Masson passing?? just cause they didnt let McGuire pass doesnt mean they dont have confidence in him. He passed it just fine against Arkansas State last year.

    it is time for more McGuire definately.

    Masson has been 13/29 for the past 3 games now and less than 200 yards. And against an average North Texas Defense is not good. _

    They do have more confidence with Masson. Don't reference a game for which McGuire played last year and only passed well on the last drive. Also, he looked shaky at best in the spring which is why he is not the starter right now. It's always vogue to holler for the backup when your starter struggles but Masson is ahead of McGuire right now...Period. He definitely gave us a boost but I think you'd see the same results if he was starting to be honest. Also, you forget that Masson did NOT turn the ball over and he has consistently been plagued by his receivers dropping passes which also kills momentum.

    If the coaches were so confident in Brad throwing the ball, why did they take him out when it was time to move the ball in the air and on the final drive?

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    sorry if im mistaken but i could of swore masson is just as good as his 3 scrimmage games showed. TD's even with INTs.... regardless of competition, and he has under thrown or over thrown the ball repeatedly to open recievers against North Texas. Considering you havent seen McGuire throw the ball in a game situation yet, how can you judge McGuire's throwing ability if the last time you saw him was in the preseason?


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    Quote Originally Posted by raginWaldo View Post
    _ sorry if im mistaken but i could of swore masson is just as good as his 3 scrimmage games showed. TD's even with INTs.... regardless of competition, and he has under thrown or over thrown the ball repeatedly to open recievers against North Texas. Considering you havent seen McGuire throw the ball in a game situation yet, how can you judge McGuire's throwing ability if the last time you saw him was in the preseason? _

    First of all, I'm not saying Masson played super well. As a matter of fact, I thought it was a good move to bring McGuire in for a bit and let Masson settle down when he needed it. However, I think it would be a kneejerk response to move to McGuire as the starter until things become more consistent. You cannot base your opinion on Masson's completion percentage from recent games as they were against superior competition and he was hamstrung by the bad play of his receivers in those games. Also, McGuire was simply beat for the job in not only the spring but the fall for his job. The coaches handed him the ball in the spring and gave him every chance to keep the job and he couldn't do it with really bad play and great play by Masson. I'll take 8 months of practice and scrimmage over one decent drive last season to base my assessment. I could care less who the starter is as I actually predicted that Gautier would be our starter at some point this season. I can care less. However, I think that Masson still gives us the best chance to win and he's every bit the leader that McGuire is as he led that last drive and got the TD when we needed it

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    The last 4 games with Masson

    20/36 185 yds 1 TD 1 INT vs K state
    16/36 159 yds 0 TD 2 INT vs LSU
    13/22 102 yds 0 TD 1 INT vs Nebraska
    13/29 122 yds 1 TD 0 INT vs North Texas (far less superior Defense and cant manage better stats)

    Total: 62/123 50.4% completion 568 yds (4.6 yd avg) 2 TD 5 INT

    the reason why i said in previous post regardless of teams is No Matter who you play you still need a confident leader at quarterback willing to take chances and make big plays. yes you can be smart but you can take chances at times to score points and Masson is not that kind of guy, He is a game manager and when you are behind, he's not the guy you can depend on to put you back in the game.

    I say this because Arkansas St. Hung with #13 Iowa away (can you see UL doing this with Masson??? not me)
    Middle Tennesee St. beat Maryland away (can you see Masson doing this? not if he doesnt try to make big plays)

    the QB should be confident that his team can move the ball and show compassion. ULL had confidence in McGuire to bring momentum back in the offense (not to let Masson settle down) and he did his job and did just that. McGuire is more of a Leader. Masson is more of a Game Manager.

    thats my thought on the situation. but we can agree to disagree. All i know is we need to initiate McGuire more in the offense in order to win football games because he seems to WANT it more than Masson does.

    the thing that led that last drive to get the TD was North Texas handing it to us with penalties and dumb mistakes. the only reason why we actually won the football game was because of the Defense's Int for TD and Blocked punt for TD.





    PS. Go Cajuns


  5. Ragin' Cajuns Re: Cajuns win it

    A 2 QB setup may be the way to go. McGuire energized the team with his hard nose running, but Masson has shown us that he is our go to guy when the deck was stacked against us...This is our team folks, we need not give up on anyone, especially our coach. Yeah, I heard you all saying negative things about Coach tonight and I was not impressed. If you think he is the problem, you obviously haven't been a REAL FAN for long.


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    Concerned about the rushing yards the Cajuns gave up, but I just saw something that makes me feel better. FSU is giving up 380 and counting to Ga Tech.


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    Quote Originally Posted by zephyr View Post
    _ They do have more confidence with Masson. Don't reference a game for which McGuire played last year and only passed well on the last drive. Also, he looked shaky at best in the spring which is why he is not the starter right now. It's always vogue to holler for the backup when your starter struggles but Masson is ahead of McGuire right now...Period. He definitely gave us a boost but I think you'd see the same results if he was starting to be honest. Also, you forget that Masson did NOT turn the ball over and he has consistently been plagued by his receivers dropping passes which also kills momentum.

    If the coaches were so confident in Brad throwing the ball, why did they take him out when it was time to move the ball in the air and on the final drive? _
    Zeph---
    yyour love affair with Chris is amazing. Brad is on par with Chris in passing and surpassing in the running game. He also can get the team fired up...a true leader. Chris is a fine young man and works hard just like the rest of the players on the team. And if you thing 13 for 29 is good passing stats then I can understand your lack of any football knowledge---definitly never been on the field.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by longroof63 View Post
    _ A 2 QB setup may be the way to go. McGuire energized the team with his hard nose running, but Masson has shown us that he is our go to guy when the deck was stacked against us...This is our team folks, we need not give up on anyone, especially our coach. Yeah, I heard you all saying negative things about Coach tonight and I was not impressed. If you think he is the problem, you obviously haven't been a REAL FAN for long. _
    I believe you will see a two QB system for awhile. McGuire definitely is better for the running game, not only because he is a better ball carrier but he is also a better ball handler. He is more decisive in making the zone read. Masson does throw a better ball and his stats are not reflective of that as receivers continue to have drops. Having said that, if McGuire plays more, he will have to throw it some to keep the defense honest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by raginWaldo View Post
    _ I say this because Arkansas St. Hung with #13 Iowa away (can you see UL doing this with Masson??? not me) Middle Tennesee St. beat Maryland away (can you see Masson doing this? not if he doesnt try to make big plays)
    You say Masson couldn't beat Maryland, he already beat Kansas State. I promise you K-State is every bit as good as Maryland. The bottom line is that no matter who plays quarterback, there will be a big learning curve. To say that sticking in Mcguire is the magic fix, is idiotic. If he was that superior, the coaches would be starting him. Sure he made some poor throws, but none of them scored six for the other team. Babb and Desormeaux both had several games like this against Sunbelt D's. No need to freak out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zephyr View Post
    _ Also, McGuire was simply beat for the job in not only the spring but the fall for his job. The coaches handed him the ball in the spring and gave him every chance to keep the job and he couldn't do it with really bad play and great play by Masson. _
    Actually, Brad was injured in the spring, and they didn't want him to play at all in the spring game, so I really don't know what you're talking about!!!!

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