Hudspeth, 34 or anyone, what would his offense look like, what style?/
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There a ton of factors that go into this, but I think we would throw the ball more under Hudspeth.
There a ton of factors that go into this, but I think we would throw the ball more under Hudspeth.
and was the co coach there with MSU alum Bobby Wallace until this year when he took the reigns himself.......Prior to that he was Hud's OC at North Alabama......Kid has good pedigree and might help us in recruiting with a particular school.........
I think Hud and Freeze are both better coaches than Fedora. I can't figure out why Fedora is getting mentioned for every coaching job in the country.
Will Hall set 16 offensive records while under Hudspeth'stutelage. Hall won the DII version of the Heisman (the Harlan Hill Trophey). They don't give those out unless you put up some impressive passing numbers as a QB. So this makes me think it's not all about option and running the ball.<div>
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</div><div>Here are some notable facts about his offensive players from this year's ULL team</div><div>
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</div><div>Here are some notable facts about his offensive players from this year's ULL team</div><div>
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- Blaine Gautier’s 19 touchdown passes ranks 3rd on the UL single season list behind Jake Delhomme (20). He also needs just 172 yards passing to move into the UL Top 5 in yards passing in a season (2,173).
- Gautier led the Cajuns in the 36-35 win over ULM posting 414 yards of total offense and four touchdown passes.
- Gautier posted the third most yards in a game by a Cajuns quarterback at WKU throwing for 419 yds and two touchdowns.
- Gautier threw for four TDs in the 30-10 win over North Texas, marking the ninth time a Cajuns quarterback threw for four TDs in a contest.
- Chris Masson lead the Cajuns to a 31-17 upset of Troy earning him SBC POTW honors (10/10). He is fifth in career passing yards with 4,683. Masson’s 24 career TD passes puts him in a tie with Jon Van Cleave for fourth all-time. Gautier is tied for 6th with 23.
- Gautier posted 307 yards of total offense at FIU throwing for three touchdowns and 221 yards. He was named the Sun Belt Offensive POTW (9/26).
- Gautier ranks 24th in the nation and first in the Sun Belt in passing efficiency (150.46).
- Gautier has completed 42 passes of 20+ yards including 13 TDs. He also has six TD strikes of 40+ yards.
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- Alonzo Harris had a career-best 189 yards rushing and two touchdowns in the win over Middle Tennessee earning him Sun Belt Offensive POTW honors.
- Harris’ 189 yards rushing against MT is the third most in school history by a true freshman running back. He posted 140 of the yardage in the first half.
- The Cajuns have rushed for over 100 yards in eight of their 11 games with the team’s best rushing performance coming against MT posting 338 yards on 54 carries.
- Aaron Spikes’ 79-yard touchdown run against WKU is the longest rush of the year by a Cajuns back.
- Harris posted touchdown runs in three straight contests after recording his first collegiate TD against FIU. He currently leads the team with 572 yards rushing and ranks fifth in the SBC.
- Qyendarius Griffin and Harris have combined for 803 yards rushing and 10 TDs. Through 11 games, the duo is averaging 73.0 yards per game.
- Harris leads the Cajuns running backs with a team-best average of 4.4 ypc (min. 20 att.). He also leads the Cajuns with seven rushing touchdowns.
- Griffin led the Cajuns in rushing in the first two games this season, posting a touchdown in both games.
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- Ladarius Green, was recently named one of eight Mackey Award Semifinalist on Nov.
- Green become the fifth Cajuns receiver to post 2,000 yards in a career after tallying 47 yds on five catches at Arkansas State (2,014). He needs 63 yds to pass Wayde Butler for fourth all-time.
- Green is second all-time in career receiving touchdowns (21). He is four back of tying Brandon Stokley for the record.
- Green has posted three multi-touchdown games in 2011 after his two touchdown performance against ULM. His other two-TD games came against Western Kentucky and North Texas.
- Green set both the Cajun Field receptions record by a UL player and the SBC tight end receptions record with 13 against La.-Monroe.
- Javone Lawson leads the Cajuns with 762 yards and six touchdowns. He is averaging 15.6 ypc. Lawson ranks fourth in the Sun Belt in receiving yds (69.3 avg).
- <span class="s1">?</span>For the first time in school history the Cajuns have had three different receivers post 100+ yard receiving efforts in consecutive games after Darryl Surgent’s 109 yard performance vs. North Texas. UL has had seven players reach 100 yds in the on the season.
- UL receivers have 48 catches of 20+ yards and have accounted for 14 touchdowns.
But I do think he could be a part of Huds' staff if Hud were to come to MSU. <div>hotdigitydog said:
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<div>Remember that Freeze had been the OC at ASU for two years before being named the HC. But interestingly enough ASU seemed to have stunk before Freeze was named HC and actually beat ULL the previous two seasons.</div>
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