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RUSTON – Louisiana Tech football will travel to the First State for the first time in program history as the Bulldogs aim for their first six-win season since 2019. The Bulldogs will face one of Conference USA's newest members, 4-4 (2-3) Delaware, on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. CT. The game will be broadcast on ESPN+.
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Had this one circled for a long time. Most important game of the year in this household for a couple of reasons.
1) Payback for me freezing my U-No-Wut off back on that freezing rainy day in '82 that helped stifle our offense. Never been so itchy-cold in my life.
2 - and more importantly) She "Who shall not be named this week but puts up with me" is a UD alum along with her oldest son and his wife. So, I'm getting triple-teamed on the trash talk this week. Time to shut 'em up.
Yep, I was there for that 1982 playoff game. Raining, even sleeting at times. Quite a mess. We lost 17-0 in that slop.
I'm just glad we don't have to be in the same conference for more than one year (hopefully).
Brewer had already accepted the job at Ole Miss. He was at the game in Ruston, but his mind was already in Oxford.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
Both teams playing poorly but as usual we are playing poorly-er. Also as usual some very bad coaching mistakes
7-9: with the half coming up
7-16. Not sure how we can score twice in a single quarter
Defensive strategy is 2 good plays followed by massive break. Rinse and repeat all game. Mix in 30 seconds of rest while the offense farts around
If losing to Delaware doesn't get Cumbie fired, what will?
We've said that every game. And it has never come to pass. He'll coach here as long as he wantsQuote:
Originally Posted by StrongBad
Maybe LSU will come hire him away. After all, they were saying he outcoached Chip when we lost to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Dawg
Another disappointing RZ trip, 10-16
Cumbie picks the wrong play nearly 100% of the time
If Delaware could stop committing penalties, they'd have 50+
17-16 after some great running
Almost made a stop but letting them march to the win. 2 good plays followed by a huge break. As usual