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RE: Louisiana 28 vs UNT 27 Game Thread (FINAL)
(10-03-2010 09:59 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Also, for anyone tracking our neverending cavalcade of misery...

Starting WR Tyler Stradford was running away from a pit bull the night before the game, jumped a fence, and landed on a piece of lawn furniture. Had to be hospitalized.

A starting OL [supposedly Esteban Santiago] was also taken to the hospital before the game because of a spider bite and his availability wasn't know until just before the start.

RB James Hamilton (the one who did so well against FAU) came off the field limping during the game and is rumored to have a broken foot.

The Cajuns lost their starting RB Tevis Streeter to an ACL injury for the season. The injury was so bad, that his career could be over as an athlete. Football is an unforgiving game and things have a way of steamrolling against a program at any time. The last two years its been the Cajuns that have lost a number of players.
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Surprised that the Cajun fans don't seem very happy with the victory. A win is a win is a win. Esp. on the road.
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(10-03-2010 04:42 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  Surprised that the Cajun fans don't seem very happy with the victory. A win is a win is a win. Esp. on the road.

Same signs as last year are rearing their ugly heads again in 2010. We can't run the ball between the tackles, so the offense cannot sustain drives. The special teams, especially our field goal unit is struggling again. Defense is giving up too many big plays and poor tackling.
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(10-03-2010 05:02 PM)CajunT Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 04:42 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  Surprised that the Cajun fans don't seem very happy with the victory. A win is a win is a win. Esp. on the road.

Same signs as last year are rearing their ugly heads again in 2010. We can't run the ball between the tackles, so the offense cannot sustain drives. The special teams, especially our field goal unit is struggling again. Defense is giving up too many big plays and poor tackling.

Thing is, though, that the SBC seems way down this year, including MT and Troy. Win 6 and it may be enough to get you to N'Awlins.

Heck, 4 of our 9 teams already have 4 losses (stAte, WKU, FIU, and pUNT), and the loser of MT/Troy will have 3.

FAU has 3 losses and still has to go to Texas. ULM has 3 losses and still has to go to LSwho. MT still has @ GaTech, Troy @ South Carolina. So if the Cajuns can win 2 of Okie State (at home), at Ohio U, or @ Ole Miss........ Cajuns are right back in the game, esp. if you can win at Troy.
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Coach Bustle has done some good things for the program (considering where it was when he arrived) but he cannot get past 6 wins.

His time has come...
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(10-03-2010 05:16 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 05:02 PM)CajunT Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 04:42 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  Surprised that the Cajun fans don't seem very happy with the victory. A win is a win is a win. Esp. on the road.

Same signs as last year are rearing their ugly heads again in 2010. We can't run the ball between the tackles, so the offense cannot sustain drives. The special teams, especially our field goal unit is struggling again. Defense is giving up too many big plays and poor tackling.

Thing is, though, that the SBC seems way down this year, including MT and Troy. Win 6 and it may be enough to get you to N'Awlins.

Heck, 4 of our 9 teams already have 4 losses (stAte, WKU, FIU, and pUNT), and the loser of MT/Troy will have 3.

FAU has 3 losses and still has to go to Texas. ULM has 3 losses and still has to go to LSwho. MT still has @ GaTech, Troy @ South Carolina. So if the Cajuns can win 2 of Okie State (at home), at Ohio U, or @ Ole Miss........ Cajuns are right back in the game, esp. if you can win at Troy.

They only way we get to six is on the conference sched.

I don't foresee us beating either Ohio or Ole Miss on the road although winning just one of those would give us some breathing room.

Otherwise going 0-fer in the OOC would require us beating at a minimum either Troy or FAU on the road and then running the rest of the conference table, which is no small feat.
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(10-03-2010 05:16 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 05:02 PM)CajunT Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 04:42 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  Surprised that the Cajun fans don't seem very happy with the victory. A win is a win is a win. Esp. on the road.

Same signs as last year are rearing their ugly heads again in 2010. We can't run the ball between the tackles, so the offense cannot sustain drives. The special teams, especially our field goal unit is struggling again. Defense is giving up too many big plays and poor tackling.

Thing is, though, that the SBC seems way down this year, including MT and Troy. Win 6 and it may be enough to get you to N'Awlins.

Heck, 4 of our 9 teams already have 4 losses (stAte, WKU, FIU, and pUNT), and the loser of MT/Troy will have 3.

FAU has 3 losses and still has to go to Texas. ULM has 3 losses and still has to go to LSwho. MT still has @ GaTech, Troy @ South Carolina. So if the Cajuns can win 2 of Okie State (at home), at Ohio U, or @ Ole Miss........ Cajuns are right back in the game, esp. if you can win at Troy.


Stated differently, It's all your fault. I think you'd see a different attitude from us if the Cajuns were 3-0 in conference. I can find three wins on our remaining schedule, though none of them would be easy. I have a hard time finding 4.
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RE: Louisiana 28 vs UNT 27 Game Thread (FINAL)
(10-03-2010 05:51 PM)AstroCajun Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 05:16 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 05:02 PM)CajunT Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 04:42 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  Surprised that the Cajun fans don't seem very happy with the victory. A win is a win is a win. Esp. on the road.

Same signs as last year are rearing their ugly heads again in 2010. We can't run the ball between the tackles, so the offense cannot sustain drives. The special teams, especially our field goal unit is struggling again. Defense is giving up too many big plays and poor tackling.

Thing is, though, that the SBC seems way down this year, including MT and Troy. Win 6 and it may be enough to get you to N'Awlins.

Heck, 4 of our 9 teams already have 4 losses (stAte, WKU, FIU, and pUNT), and the loser of MT/Troy will have 3.

FAU has 3 losses and still has to go to Texas. ULM has 3 losses and still has to go to LSwho. MT still has @ GaTech, Troy @ South Carolina. So if the Cajuns can win 2 of Okie State (at home), at Ohio U, or @ Ole Miss........ Cajuns are right back in the game, esp. if you can win at Troy.

They only way we get to six is on the conference sched.

I don't foresee us beating either Ohio or Ole Miss on the road although winning just one of those would give us some breathing room.

Otherwise going 0-fer in the OOC would require us beating at a minimum either Troy or FAU on the road and then running the rest of the conference table, which is no small feat.
I think the Cajuns can beat Ohio.
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(10-03-2010 09:59 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Also, for anyone tracking our neverending cavalcade of misery...

Starting WR Tyler Stradford was running away from a pit bull the night before the game, jumped a fence, and landed on a piece of lawn furniture. Had to be hospitalized.

A starting OL [supposedly Esteban Santiago] was also taken to the hospital before the game because of a spider bite and his availability wasn't know until just before the start.

RB James Hamilton (the one who did so well against FAU) came off the field limping during the game and is rumored to have a broken foot.

You know....I just CANT feel your pain. We all deal with injuries....I cant believe you are whining about that.

Z
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(10-03-2010 08:47 PM)zeebart21 Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 09:59 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Also, for anyone tracking our neverending cavalcade of misery...

Starting WR Tyler Stradford was running away from a pit bull the night before the game, jumped a fence, and landed on a piece of lawn furniture. Had to be hospitalized.

A starting OL [supposedly Esteban Santiago] was also taken to the hospital before the game because of a spider bite and his availability wasn't know until just before the start.

RB James Hamilton (the one who did so well against FAU) came off the field limping during the game and is rumored to have a broken foot.

You know....I just CANT feel your pain. We all deal with injuries....I cant believe you are whining about that.

Z

Who is whining?

We lost, I'm not diminishing the win for you guys. I'm not using the injuries as an excuse. We lost because the guys we had got outplayed and Todd Dodge got outcoached. Nobody got hurt on the play where we effectively snapped the ball to your defense for a TD, nobody got hurt when we kept committing penalties that gave the Cajuns 3rd down conversions, nobody got hurt on the blocked PAT that cost us a shot at overtime. We lost because we lost.

It was an aside. There have been a couple of threads and several other comments on our insane rash of injuries, including one on the CUSA board of all places.

The point, as an aside, was that for anyone who was aware and interested in our flood of bizarre and severe injuries to know that there are three more broken bodies (at least) to add to the list. One turned out to be a false alarm (the spider bite), but the other two are just more wounded NT kids to throw on the pile.
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(10-03-2010 10:25 PM)thetastygreek Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 08:47 PM)zeebart21 Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 09:59 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Also, for anyone tracking our neverending cavalcade of misery...

Starting WR Tyler Stradford was running away from a pit bull the night before the game, jumped a fence, and landed on a piece of lawn furniture. Had to be hospitalized.

A starting OL [supposedly Esteban Santiago] was also taken to the hospital before the game because of a spider bite and his availability wasn't know until just before the start.

RB James Hamilton (the one who did so well against FAU) came off the field limping during the game and is rumored to have a broken foot.

You know....I just CANT feel your pain. We all deal with injuries....I cant believe you are whining about that.

Z

Who is whining?

We lost, I'm not diminishing the win for you guys. I'm not using the injuries as an excuse. We lost because the guys we had got outplayed and Todd Dodge got outcoached. Nobody got hurt on the play where we effectively snapped the ball to your defense for a TD, nobody got hurt when we kept committing penalties that gave the Cajuns 3rd down conversions, nobody got hurt on the blocked PAT that cost us a shot at overtime. We lost because we lost.

It was an aside. There have been a couple of threads and several other comments on our insane rash of injuries, including one on the CUSA board of all places.

The point, as an aside, was that for anyone who was aware and interested in our flood of bizarre and severe injuries to know that there are three more broken bodies (at least) to add to the list. One turned out to be a false alarm (the spider bite), but the other two are just more wounded NT kids to throw on the pile.

Best of luck to you guys, unfortunately with all the injuries North Texas will never know how this season could have played out. It looks like you guys will have a new coach next season, playing in a new stadium.

We don't know how far the Cajuns will go this season, but I don't see more then five wins at best. If that's the case, we may also have a new coach next season as well.
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(10-03-2010 08:47 PM)zeebart21 Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 09:59 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Also, for anyone tracking our neverending cavalcade of misery...

Starting WR Tyler Stradford was running away from a pit bull the night before the game, jumped a fence, and landed on a piece of lawn furniture. Had to be hospitalized.

A starting OL [supposedly Esteban Santiago] was also taken to the hospital before the game because of a spider bite and his availability wasn't know until just before the start.

RB James Hamilton (the one who did so well against FAU) came off the field limping during the game and is rumored to have a broken foot.

You know....I just CANT feel your pain. We all deal with injuries....I cant believe you are whining about that.

Z

Injuries are obviously part of the game but as a fan for decades: I have never seen a rash of serious injuries ever happen so early to one team.
The list of NT injuries are posted in several places but are somewhat exaggerated. NT has lost for the year: their top two QB's, top two centers, two starting wrs, and two starting dbs. They have also lost their top two h backs (a position only used in maybe a third of plays), although one may return later this year.

You may call it whining, but it is a situation that good teams with a lot more depth than NT could not survive.

Congrats to ULL, on victory in a very hard fought but mostly poorly played football game.
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(10-03-2010 11:15 PM)Grandgreen Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 08:47 PM)zeebart21 Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 09:59 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Also, for anyone tracking our neverending cavalcade of misery...

Starting WR Tyler Stradford was running away from a pit bull the night before the game, jumped a fence, and landed on a piece of lawn furniture. Had to be hospitalized.

A starting OL [supposedly Esteban Santiago] was also taken to the hospital before the game because of a spider bite and his availability wasn't know until just before the start.

RB James Hamilton (the one who did so well against FAU) came off the field limping during the game and is rumored to have a broken foot.

You know....I just CANT feel your pain. We all deal with injuries....I cant believe you are whining about that.

Z

Injuries are obviously part of the game but as a fan for decades: I have never seen a rash of serious injuries ever happen so early to one team.
The list of NT injuries are posted in several places but are somewhat exaggerated. NT has lost for the year: their top two QB's, top two centers, two starting wrs, and two starting dbs. They have also lost their top two h backs (a position only used in maybe a third of plays), although one may return later this year.

You may call it whining, but it is a situation that good teams with a lot more depth than NT could not survive.

Congrats to ULL, on victory in a very hard fought but mostly poorly played football game.

You weren't paying attention to ArkSt last year. Two starters lost for the year in the opener. Twenty plus players with season ending injuries that required surgery. By the time we arrived at Bowling Green we had SIX offensive linemen and had to play a running back at linebacker because we were out of linebackers.
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(10-04-2010 05:47 AM)arkstfan Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 11:15 PM)Grandgreen Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 08:47 PM)zeebart21 Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 09:59 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Also, for anyone tracking our neverending cavalcade of misery...

Starting WR Tyler Stradford was running away from a pit bull the night before the game, jumped a fence, and landed on a piece of lawn furniture. Had to be hospitalized.

A starting OL [supposedly Esteban Santiago] was also taken to the hospital before the game because of a spider bite and his availability wasn't know until just before the start.

RB James Hamilton (the one who did so well against FAU) came off the field limping during the game and is rumored to have a broken foot.

You know....I just CANT feel your pain. We all deal with injuries....I cant believe you are whining about that.

Z

Injuries are obviously part of the game but as a fan for decades: I have never seen a rash of serious injuries ever happen so early to one team.
The list of NT injuries are posted in several places but are somewhat exaggerated. NT has lost for the year: their top two QB's, top two centers, two starting wrs, and two starting dbs. They have also lost their top two h backs (a position only used in maybe a third of plays), although one may return later this year.

You may call it whining, but it is a situation that good teams with a lot more depth than NT could not survive.

Congrats to ULL, on victory in a very hard fought but mostly poorly played football game.

You weren't paying attention to ArkSt last year. Two starters lost for the year in the opener. Twenty plus players with season ending injuries that required surgery. By the time we arrived at Bowling Green we had SIX offensive linemen and had to play a running back at linebacker because we were out of linebackers.

and there you go!
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(10-04-2010 06:51 AM)zeebart21 Wrote:  
(10-04-2010 05:47 AM)arkstfan Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 11:15 PM)Grandgreen Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 08:47 PM)zeebart21 Wrote:  
(10-03-2010 09:59 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Also, for anyone tracking our neverending cavalcade of misery...

Starting WR Tyler Stradford was running away from a pit bull the night before the game, jumped a fence, and landed on a piece of lawn furniture. Had to be hospitalized.

A starting OL [supposedly Esteban Santiago] was also taken to the hospital before the game because of a spider bite and his availability wasn't know until just before the start.

RB James Hamilton (the one who did so well against FAU) came off the field limping during the game and is rumored to have a broken foot.

You know....I just CANT feel your pain. We all deal with injuries....I cant believe you are whining about that.

Z

Injuries are obviously part of the game but as a fan for decades: I have never seen a rash of serious injuries ever happen so early to one team.
The list of NT injuries are posted in several places but are somewhat exaggerated. NT has lost for the year: their top two QB's, top two centers, two starting wrs, and two starting dbs. They have also lost their top two h backs (a position only used in maybe a third of plays), although one may return later this year.

You may call it whining, but it is a situation that good teams with a lot more depth than NT could not survive.

Congrats to ULL, on victory in a very hard fought but mostly poorly played football game.

You weren't paying attention to ArkSt last year. Two starters lost for the year in the opener. Twenty plus players with season ending injuries that required surgery. By the time we arrived at Bowling Green we had SIX offensive linemen and had to play a running back at linebacker because we were out of linebackers.

and there you go!

Interesting that when you compare the starting lineups posted for the first game and last game in 2009, there are only two Arkansas State players that were listed as starters in the first game that did not play in the last game. One wide receiver and one offensive lineman. So it seems highly unlikely that ASU injury problem for the entire year was close to what NT has suffered in 5 games.
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If this were any other week, any other situation, it would be easy to jump on North Texas.

Lamenting the fact that somehow the Mean Green blew another game would seem like a good idea.

There are, after all, plenty of flaws to point out — the brain-lock personal foul penalties, the seemingly endless string of big plays UNT allowed, and the fact that special teams cost the Mean Green a win again.

Somehow, it just doesn’t seem right.

Not after what UNT went through in the hours leading up to a 28-27 loss to Louisiana-Lafayette on Saturday at Fouts Field. The Mean Green lost a teammate in Josh Rake, who died Friday from injuries he suffered in a car accident after leaving practice on Thursday.

Rake was only in his first year at UNT, but he had already carved out a place with the Mean Green, which had already been through enough. UNT had lost 10 starters to injury in its first four games and then lost another in wide receiver Tyler Stradford to a freak accident off the field late in the week.

Stradford jumped a fence while running from a pit bull at his apartment complex, landed on a lawn chair, and ended up with a bar stuck four inches into his chest, an injury that required surgery.

“It’s been hard,” UNT running back Lance Dunbar said. “We have been down all week with the things that have happened to this football team. They hurt us a lot.”

DRC article - Tough to fault UNT for defeat
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According to our Rivals site, Riley Dodge has a broken hand. Depending on how they can wrap it, he may be out for a while, too.

If he can't take snaps, we're down to walk-ons at QB. We can't even go to a wildcat because our wildcat RB/QB may have a broken foot.
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(10-04-2010 11:18 AM)thetastygreek Wrote:  According to our Rivals site, Riley Dodge has a broken hand. Depending on how they can wrap it, he may be out for a while, too.

If he can't take snaps, we're down to walk-ons at QB. We can't even go to a wildcat because our wildcat RB/QB may have a broken foot.

Wow, that is a tough break (no pun intended).
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