(12-13-2013 01:57 PM)geauxcajuns Wrote: (12-12-2013 12:29 PM)Cougar King Wrote: (12-12-2013 10:22 AM)CajunFanatico Wrote: Memphis, Temple, South Florida, Rutgers, Connecticut, and SMU. That's some talent gap you guys got there, kitten.
Helluva lot better than Texas State, UL-Monroe, Appalachain State, GSU1, GSU2, and what other semi-FCS school is around because I don't remember off the top of my head who is even in this conference.
(12-12-2013 12:16 PM)Jacque Wrote: It may just be me, but I do not understand the thought process involved in someone from another board, constantly feeling the need to go to another board to insult people. It is especially puzzling when said poster comes from a conference at least two rungs (in their mind) above the board they visit.
It seem to me that they still have some insecurities that need to be assuaged by belittling others in order to feel better about their team, conference, and by extension, themselves.
It is classic elementary school bullying behavior. Fortunately for the world, most people outgrow this behavior. Unfortuantely, some never do, and are thus forever fated to spend time running to every messageboard they can find in order to insult posters who support programs that (in their minds) are a threat to them.
Well, that is my lecture on Psychology 101, subtitled "Why CK is obsessed with SBC and CUSA - Looking Into the Mind of an Immature Man" The PowerPoint slides will be available for downloading at a later date.
I'm bored and have nothing better to do.
If you are so bored and nothing better to do than why don't you look up the last head to head meeting between the two schools in football?
Was this the last meeting, Robertson Stadium?
HOUSTON (AP) - Jerry Babb's 4-yard touchdown pass to tight end Kevin Belton with 1:02 remaining lifted
Louisiana-Lafayette to a 31-28 victory against Houston on Saturday night.
The Cajuns (3-2), who fell behind 21-0 early in the second quarter, went 85 yards on 18 plays in a drive that consumed 6:46, and Babb capped the deciding score with a two-point conversion pass to receiver Derrick Smith.
The Cougars (4-2) dropped their second in a row despite 367 passing yards from Kevin Kolb.
Lafayette controlled the second half with an effective rushing attack. Tyrell Fenroy had 88 of his 110 after halftime as the Cajuns outgained Houston 269-38 on the ground. Fenroy's 18-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter cut Lafayette's deficit to 28-23.
Kolb continued to break records at the school that produced prolific passers Andre Ware and David Klingler. His 14th game of 300 or more passing yards moved him one ahead of Klinger, and his 58-yard pass to Jeron Harvey in the first quarter set a school completions record and led to Jackie Battle's 2-yard run for a 7-0 lead.
Lafayette linebacker Mack Fair appeared to answer that score with a 39-yard fumble return, but Houston challenged the ruling. The call was overturned, and subsequent confusion on the placement of the first-down markers led to a 10-minute delay.
The first two plays after the long break also didn't go Lafayette's way. Kolb threw a 56-yard touchdown pass down the right sideline to Donnie Avery, and Houston's Trent Allen intercepted a pass after the kickoff and returned it to the Cajuns' 23. Four plays later, Kolb scored on a 4-yard run.
Babb answered with a 15-yard touchdown run on the next drive, and a 23-yard field goal by Drew Edmiston closed the margin to 21-10 at the half.
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Thanks for holding our jocks there Cougar Queen.