Dukes & BellHester on Holyfield: 'might be one of the most underrated backs in the league'
Jacob Hester joined Dukes & Bell and talked about UGA getting an angry LSU team on Saturday “As weird as it sounds, that’s the narrative I’ve heard, maybe LSU losing to Florida is a bad thing for Georgia, I personally don’t think it’s very hard to get up for the number 2 team in the country, as a former player it wouldn’t take much for me to get up for this.”
Jacob talked with the guys about what a night game is like at Death Valley “LSU loves to have a night game, that’s why you don’t see many day games, they fight to get night games, but we know once the ball is kicked off that all goes out the window, it’s still a great atmosphere. I can only remember two big day games from my four year career, and with the opponent this week it’s going to be an electric atmosphere.”
Hester told the guys what he thinks LSU has to do to beat the Dawgs on Saturday afternoon “You have to stop Georgia’s running attack, Elijah Holyfield might be one of the most underrated running backs in the league, and is good as Fromm is he hasn’t had to throw many passes in the fourth quarter, and on offense they have to make throws on third and longs, so you have to get positive yardage on first down to keep you out of third and long’s.”
When asked about what he thinks of Ed Orgeron’s tenure thus far in Baton Rouge “As a first year head coach you were 9-4, so if you don’t attach a name to that you think it’s great, then the hot seat talk came from ESPN, and then to start the season you’re 5-1 and you’ve had a tough schedule plus you still have the number 1 and 2 team’s left to play. So I think he’s done an excellent job so far, Vegas had the win number at 6, you can really tell that this team has taken on his personality his toughness.”
Jacob talked with the guys about what a night game is like at Death Valley “LSU loves to have a night game, that’s why you don’t see many day games, they fight to get night games, but we know once the ball is kicked off that all goes out the window, it’s still a great atmosphere. I can only remember two big day games from my four year career, and with the opponent this week it’s going to be an electric atmosphere.”
Hester told the guys what he thinks LSU has to do to beat the Dawgs on Saturday afternoon “You have to stop Georgia’s running attack, Elijah Holyfield might be one of the most underrated running backs in the league, and is good as Fromm is he hasn’t had to throw many passes in the fourth quarter, and on offense they have to make throws on third and longs, so you have to get positive yardage on first down to keep you out of third and long’s.”
When asked about what he thinks of Ed Orgeron’s tenure thus far in Baton Rouge “As a first year head coach you were 9-4, so if you don’t attach a name to that you think it’s great, then the hot seat talk came from ESPN, and then to start the season you’re 5-1 and you’ve had a tough schedule plus you still have the number 1 and 2 team’s left to play. So I think he’s done an excellent job so far, Vegas had the win number at 6, you can really tell that this team has taken on his personality his toughness.”
