http://www.theadvertiser.com/story/spor ... /70039828/"To be honest with you," fifth-year senior Anyama said when asked about Cox, "from the time I started playing college ball here, I've played a lot of good running backs who had all these numbers and yards.
"But that doesn't mean anything – because they haven't played us, you know? … For us, I feel like our team is pretty good in stopping what we come up against."
Maybe they are good against the run because everyone just passes at will on them..so why try to run?moehler wrote:ULL fans, and the players are quick to point out how great they are against the run, but for some reason they are strangely quiet about their secondary, I guess when your last in the league in pass defense, and a good day is giving up less than 400 yds and 4 tds, you tend to have selective memories.
Hoping Cox can get also into the action on short passes (around line of scrimmage) with big YAC. He had two or three of those last week and had a couple of monster runs.T-Dog wrote:LaLa has the worst passing defense in the conference. ULM's QB tore them up to the tune of 430ish yards. They did have -36 yards rushing though.
I'm thinking screen passes tomorrow.
Apparently ULL has seen and played with many versions of "Cox" in their day and they don't think your Cox is anything special. However, I do hope your Cox can get up for this one and really stick it to Ulala in such a way that everyone in the stadium is impressed with your Cox . In fact, I hope your Cox puts such a hurting on their azz that they scream the next time they hear your Cox is coming. Of course your Cox didn't impress us as our very own version of your "Cox", Mr. Matt Breida, is a much BIGGER deal as he is one of the finalists for the Doak Walker award. Don't be mad though, because one day when your Cox has had more time performing behind your o line, they'll learn how to open holes bigger for him to squeeze through and others in the belt will certainly notice. Just know our "Cox" is bigger and we're not impressed.Gonzo wrote:I don't understand the headline. What do the ULL defense's sexual orientation and desires have to do with the game?
What kind of babble is this? The only thing I can comprehend is that someone is insecure in their manhood and has a MAJOR case of Cox envy.oldfart wrote:Apparently ULL has seen and played with many versions of "Cox" in their day and they don't think your Cox is anything special. However, I do hope your Cox can get up for this one and really stick it to Ulala in such a way that everyone in the stadium is impressed with your Cox . In fact, I hope your Cox puts such a hurting on their azz that they scream the next time they hear your Cox is coming. Of course your Cox didn't impress us as our very own version of your "Cox", Mr. Matt Breida, is a much BIGGER deal as he is one of the finalists for the Doak Walker award. Don't be mad though, because one day when your Cox has had more time performing behind your o line, they'll learn how to open holes bigger for him to squeeze through and others in the belt will certainly notice. Just know our "Cox" is bigger and we're not impressed.Gonzo wrote:I don't understand the headline. What do the ULL defense's sexual orientation and desires have to do with the game?
Now go beat Ulala with your Cox. Hopefully he'll hit those holes and wear them out. Eagle Nation is rooting for yall.
Just FYI for you fart, "our Cox" was playing injured in the first four games or so this season. He was just starting to get into game shape when we played you. Last 4 games he's got 810 AP yards and 9 TD's. He's playing just a bit better than when we played you. "Our Cox" will see you in Boone soon. We'll be sure to tell him that you're not impressed.oldfart wrote:Apparently ULL has seen and played with many versions of "Cox" in their day and they don't think your Cox is anything special. However, I do hope your Cox can get up for this one and really stick it to Ulala in such a way that everyone in the stadium is impressed with your Cox . In fact, I hope your Cox puts such a hurting on their azz that they scream the next time they hear your Cox is coming. Of course your Cox didn't impress us as our very own version of your "Cox", Mr. Matt Breida, is a much BIGGER deal as he is one of the finalists for the Doak Walker award. Don't be mad though, because one day when your Cox has had more time performing behind your o line, they'll learn how to open holes bigger for him to squeeze through and others in the belt will certainly notice. Just know our "Cox" is bigger and we're not impressed.Gonzo wrote:I don't understand the headline. What do the ULL defense's sexual orientation and desires have to do with the game?
Now go beat Ulala with your Cox. Hopefully he'll hit those holes and wear them out. Eagle Nation is rooting for yall.
Guess they need glasses, their "focus" seems to need some more fine tuning.YesAppCan wrote:http://www.theadvertiser.com/story/spor ... /70039828/"To be honest with you," fifth-year senior Anyama said when asked about Cox, "from the time I started playing college ball here, I've played a lot of good running backs who had all these numbers and yards.
"But that doesn't mean anything – because they haven't played us, you know? … For us, I feel like our team is pretty good in stopping what we come up against."
Ya readin' this Marcus?
Tiger,Apptiger wrote:[
Guess they need glasses, their "focus" seems to need some more fine tuning.
