I can be worry wart at times, but we just got some momentum and chemistry going for ourselves, and suddenly we find ourselves with a bye week. Time to heal, yes, but we don't need to let things slip either. ?.?

We started the season at 101 and have risen to 85. Keep on pushing. SMTTT

A few things:

Wilcke is the starter going forward.

Adjustment made during game was to simply things.

During the week off the will focus on themselves amd start looking at Troy later this week.

Keyes and Bozeman are having MRI"s today. I have heard a wrist for Keyes and groin for Bozeman. (HOPE I AM WRONG)

that's all we get cause they only go about 10 min.

I may have just missed it but does anyone have any info on Swayze’s obvious leg injury and what his status is? Open date comes at a good time to get some players healed up before we start conference play.

1. Different teams can out of the locker room before the game and at halftime.

2. USM was getting handled up front in the first half on both sides of the ball. The 2nd half was completely different. Tackling was better and the O-Line was much more physical, and the D-Line really beat up on Pratt at QB. He will need an ice bath tomorrow.

3. USM has a QB. There shouldn't be a question who the starter is now. If anything it is an issue of durability at this point. Wilcke grew up this game. Will there be bumps in the road? Yes, but the young man plays hard and doesn't rattle.

4. That was the old Nasty Bunch in the 2H.

5. Having a reliable kicker will win games. However Lange has been phenomenal at getting snaps down all year. Not all snaps have been good.

6. Will Hall needed this win and so did the program. The Eagles have a week off before heading to Troy who is much improved.

The SBC is just too much fun and so much better than C-USA in every way.

Critical part of our win tonight. Our punter had 2 inside the 20, and 46 yrd average on 5 punts. It matters for sure. No turnovers....huge. Well done Eagles.

Does anyone have a link to the onsides kick recovery?

Does anyone have a link to the onsides kick recovery?

From the desk of the "Old Lefty" himself, Jack Duggan

Southern Miss Postgame Notes
The Tulane Game
Sept. 24, 2022 | Yulman Stadium | New Orleans, La.
Captains: #21 Jay Stanley, #29 Camron Harrell, #65 Gerquan Scott, #79 Tykeem Doss
Coin Toss: Tulane won the toss and deferred; Southern Miss received and defended the South goal.
Attendance: 20,422

Team Notes:
* The Golden Eagles improved to 33-9 overall in the series versus Tulane, snapping a two-game losing streak.
* Will Hall is now 3-0 in the series, having won twice as the offensive coordinator at Tulane and as the head coach for Southern Miss tonight.
* Despite this being the 16th game played for Southern Miss against Tulane in New Orleans, this was the first time the Golden Eagles played on the Tulane campus and first time outside of the Louisiana Superdome.
* Southern Miss currently now enjoys a two-game winning streak.
* After giving up just 20 points in its first three games, Tulane surrendered 27 to the Golden Eagles in this contest.

Offensive Notes:
* The Golden Eagles got on the board with a 23-yard touchdown pass from Zach Wilcke to Jason Brownlee. It was the second TD catch for Brownlee and 15th of his career. It was the third-straight game for Wilcke with a TD pass as he now has four for the year.
* Jakarius Caston established a career high for catches with eight for 91 yards, including a 37-yard touchdown reception from Wilcke in the third quarter. It was his second-straight with a TD catch and third scoring reception this season.

Defensive Notes:
* Dominic Quewon registered his team-high third sack of the year in the second quarter.
* The Golden Eagles registered had four sacks for the third straight game and now have 14 on the year.
* Eric Scott, Jr., returned an interception 35 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter to put the Golden Eagles up 27-17 in the game. It was his second interception for a touchdown this season.
* Santrell Latham led the team with nine tackles in the contest.

Special Teams Note:
* Jay Jones collected his first blocked punt of his career in the second quarter as it was the program’s first blocked punt since Jordan Mitchell did it against UTEP on Sept. 28, 2019.
* With his 26-yard field goal in the fourth quarter, Briggs Bourgeois has now converted his last five field goal attempts after converting a 36-yard field goal in the second quarter.
* Natrone Brooks blocked a field goal in the fourth quarter, marking his first career block and first for the Golden Eagles since Ky’el Hemby blocked a 40-yard attempt against at North Texas in 2020.

Next Up: at Troy (Sun Belt Inaugural Game), 6 p.m., Oct. 8, at Veterans Memorial Stadium (ESPN+)

Big win for Southern Miss last night at Tulane

GO EAGLES

I will say that the Texas defense looks great, Gratz!!!

We can still smell dead frogs at The Rock. lolololol

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Tuck Fulane!!!!!

Third and long, Michael Pratt is pressured, then runs around the end for twenty yards. If that scenario happens much, we lose

1st HR in MLB verse Cleveland.

Rivalry renewed at Tulane. The Green Wave have won the last two meetings.

Hank Bounds by a mile. Stay tuned for more next week.