Whats the word on 2010?
I'm particularly interested in SFA as Albany is traveling down that way on September 11th.




Never "fawned" over Moses.CatMom wrote:Unless SFA gets a running game they are beatable. Please, I know you fawn over Moses but he can be stopped. Just ask Montana and TXST.
Montana vs SFA 51-0
TXST vs SFA 28-7
That's outscored and outplayed 79-7 in just 2 games. The key was forcing turnovers and shutting them down in the red zone. (Although UM just totally shut them down.)
No joke there! Poor Texas College, even Texas Southern took them to the woodshed.CatMom wrote:UAlbany ain't Texas College.
How many games did Bush play last year? Or part of? Trying to figure out what his medical redshirt possibilities will be...CatMom wrote:SFA will have to be reckoned with. SELA - we'll see. MSU is alwas a force. Don't know about TXST yet. New QB, will Bush return? How will some of our RSfreshman perform? Hell, will we have a coaching staff actually tops my list right now


The NCAA has a 'weird science' when it comes to medical redshirt situations. This situation is not so "cut and dry" as you say, but hopefully TXST has done the best job they can in getting that waiver from the NCAA.CatMom wrote:We've speculated, since he went down and out against NSU, about the medical redshirt. Even on here. It's a fine line and we don't know, yet, if he got it.

He can't get a medical redshirt because he played in a game past the mid-point of the season...doesn't matter what percentage of games you play in - even if it's one play - if it happens past the fifth game of the season, you're not eligible for a medical redshirt.CatMom wrote:TT,
We've speculated, since he went down and out against NSU, about the medical redshirt. Even on here. It's a fine line and we don't know, yet, if he got it.
He played 1 series in the first game (Angelo)
Played sparingly against SUU
Played against SELA and went down against NSU
Stats list 4 games...that's all I know
Someone on here pulled out the NCAA rules about medical redshirts and it didn't help clarify anything, really



The only thing I worry about SLU is that they have two OOC games against FBS teams. While Tulane and ULM are not the toughest competition and there's a chance SLU may outdraw both at their home field, they are still FBS games...slulionsfan wrote:We return just about our entire team, which the exception of starting QB, RB, a couple of WRs and a LB...otherwise, just about our entire two-deep is back, plus we get SS Tommy Connors and DT Devin Boutwell back from injury...we do return an experienced QB in 5th year senior, Tyler Beatty, plus we have a talented redshirt sophomore-to-be who will push for the starting QB position...we also have to replace our kicker, but otherwise, we should field our best team since bringing football back in '03.

Nothing ambiguous about it...Texas State played an 11 game schedule...Bush participated in game six...he's not eligible for a medical redshirt.CatMom wrote:Actually the rule was changed in 2006 to 3/30. The ambiguity (or lack of clarity) comes into play when it states championship play, as it doesn't specify if that is for the team or conference or the FCS/FBS. It's also not so cut and dried if he came back to play too soon due to misdiagnoses or bad medical advice. (the latter being my opinion)
Regardless, he'll be back if cleared medically. It's just a matter if he will have 2 years left or just 1.

Was that shot at Texas Southern really necessary or is that just a habit?TexasTerror wrote:Never "fawned" over Moses.CatMom wrote:Unless SFA gets a running game they are beatable. Please, I know you fawn over Moses but he can be stopped. Just ask Montana and TXST.
Montana vs SFA 51-0
TXST vs SFA 28-7
That's outscored and outplayed 79-7 in just 2 games. The key was forcing turnovers and shutting them down in the red zone. (Although UM just totally shut them down.)
I said before the season and will say this again in my SLC review, that Moses was going to be made or broken by his ability to cut down on INTs. He did that this year. You brought up Montana - well the turnovers did show their head, did they not?
It also did not hurt that Vincent Pervis ended up being a solid running back for them. I know you say they did not have a running game, but Pervis was actually very servicable and averaged over 70 yards per game. Perhaps if Moses did not throw for long TDs as much, I figure that Pervis would have topped 80, 85 yards per game - if not more. Look for more Pervis next year...
No joke there! Poor Texas College, even Texas Southern took them to the woodshed.CatMom wrote:UAlbany ain't Texas College.
How many games did Bush play last year? Or part of? Trying to figure out what his medical redshirt possibilities will be...CatMom wrote:SFA will have to be reckoned with. SELA - we'll see. MSU is alwas a force. Don't know about TXST yet. New QB, will Bush return? How will some of our RSfreshman perform? Hell, will we have a coaching staff actually tops my list right now
SLU was on the verge of something before those last two games. They only lost to Nicholls, IMO - because the Colonels were emotional about the Jay Thomas situation and because SLU had already thrown away their chances at the SLC, playoffs.
McNeese should be interesting. They lost some play makers. I am interested to see how SHSU and Nicholls do with new coaches and who knows - perhaps NWST will turn the corner? Peveto does his work cut out for him, but perhaps those guys will get it together offensively?


A remark was made re: Texas College.tampajag wrote:Was that shot at Texas Southern really necessary or is that just a habit?
You know how you made your nice little speech on the past being the past? How about you leave your little cute unneeded comments over there in the graveyard.

Basically this is all I'll say because I don't want to turn this into anything more than it is. If Catmom compared Texas College (a team SFA played) to Albany (a team SFA will play) there's no need to bring in a team C no matter who that team is.TexasTerror wrote:A remark was made re: Texas College.tampajag wrote:Was that shot at Texas Southern really necessary or is that just a habit?
You know how you made your nice little speech on the past being the past? How about you leave your little cute unneeded comments over there in the graveyard.
SFA is known as an offensive juggernaut - see their stats and record(s) this past year. None of us can claim that the "HOBO" is high-powered nor known for putting points on the board (scored 0 in two FBS games this year). It was a justified remark, that would have been used if any program not known for scoring posted 50+ points on them...


Having two FBS teams on the schedule - albeit "winnable" ones - does make it tough in terms of getting at-large consideration, but our goal is to win the league which would make it a moot point...that's a tough chore too, but we should have the necessary components to make a run at it.TexasTerror wrote:The only thing I worry about SLU is that they have two OOC games against FBS teams. While Tulane and ULM are not the toughest competition and there's a chance SLU may outdraw both at their home field, they are still FBS games...slulionsfan wrote:We return just about our entire team, which the exception of starting QB, RB, a couple of WRs and a LB...otherwise, just about our entire two-deep is back, plus we get SS Tommy Connors and DT Devin Boutwell back from injury...we do return an experienced QB in 5th year senior, Tyler Beatty, plus we have a talented redshirt sophomore-to-be who will push for the starting QB position...we also have to replace our kicker, but otherwise, we should field our best team since bringing football back in '03.
Their road trips in conference, sans SFA are not so bad.
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA
9-2...at Tulane
9-11...TENNESSEE-MARTIN
9-18...LAMAR
9-25...at Louisiana-Monroe
10-2...TEXAS STATE-SAN MARCOS
10-16...at Sam Houston State
10-23...McNEESE STATE
10-30...at Central Arkansas
11-6...NORTHWESTERN STATE
11-13...at Stephen F. Austin
11-20...at Nicholls State

I am just hoping that we get two teams into the playoffs with a 20-team field. If we do not, it will be bad for the league and a setback towards the progress we've made...slulionsfan wrote:Having two FBS teams on the schedule - albeit "winnable" ones - does make it tough in terms of getting at-large consideration, but our goal is to win the league which would make it a moot point...that's a tough chore too, but we should have the necessary components to make a run at it.

As long as there are budget issues, we'll do whatever we have to do to make sure the gaps are filled...if that means playing two FBS games, I'm sure we'll do it. I know we have Tulane on the schedule again in 2011 and I know we have a trip to Georgia Tech coming up...don't recall if it's 2011 or 2012.TexasTerror wrote:I am just hoping that we get two teams into the playoffs with a 20-team field. If we do not, it will be bad for the league and a setback towards the progress we've made...slulionsfan wrote:Having two FBS teams on the schedule - albeit "winnable" ones - does make it tough in terms of getting at-large consideration, but our goal is to win the league which would make it a moot point...that's a tough chore too, but we should have the necessary components to make a run at it.
Lamar can not get here soon enough as 2011 will make life much easier for accomplishing the task. Do you think SLU will still schedule two FBS when Lamar comes in?


I disagree...slulionsfan wrote:As far as the SLC getting two teams in next year...I don't see it happening. Just about everybody has to replace a QB, except for SFA, and they have other areas they have to replenish...there isn't much margin for error, early in the season, and that's when inexperienced QBs tend to struggle the most.



Actually, UCA will be "rebuilding" this year...last year, they had just about everything back except for a QB and TE, and they had some injuries at WR...but they returned both offensive and defensive lines, running backs, LBs, secondary, etc...this year, they lose most of their offensive and defensive lines, another starting QB, both running backs, a WR, a good LB...not saying they won't be able to replace those guys, but there will definitely be some question marks for the Bears heading into the fall.slycat wrote:The SLC is pretty wide open next year. As stated by others, I think SFA returns the best experience to help the team. Nicholls looks to struggle since they are changing their system.
UCA was "rebuilding" last year so they should be better this season as well.
The others will depend on how their new QBs fare.
Texas St has a lot riding on the health of Bush. Hopefully he will play like he did before his injury. If not there could be some growing pains for the team.
The Bobcat secondary looks to be much better this year with the addition of transfers and players back from injury. The main area where Bobcats have questions IMO is on both lines. Our o-line was great last year but some have graduated. I hope Hawkins steps up quick as well. Can't wait for spring training to get a better idea.



I like that insight. Coach has already said that his recruting went much better than he expected, but even so replacing that lineup that lost their games by an average of 3 points, tells us the SLC is gonna be tough or UCA just didn't have the QB to make it work. Either way, I think UCA is "rebuilding" this year. All new coaches minus Conque, he'll be back. UCA's first year as full fledge members in football. Post season eligible and we are rebuilding. LOL. Oh well, I cheer them on anyway!slulionsfan wrote:Actually, UCA will be "rebuilding" this year...last year, they had just about everything back except for a QB and TE, and they had some injuries at WR...but they returned both offensive and defensive lines, running backs, LBs, secondary, etc...this year, they lose most of their offensive and defensive lines, another starting QB, both running backs, a WR, a good LB...not saying they won't be able to replace those guys, but there will definitely be some question marks for the Bears heading into the fall.

I'm going to guess it's a purple bear growling.UCABEAR wrote: Not sure what it is but the website has a teaser
