Last five seasons.......
Ragin' Cajuns: 46-19
The TSAB: 45-19
TooLame: 38-26
LaNeck: 24-35
Warhawks: 15-43
Imagine if you will, two teams that went to NY6/CFP games in the five year period and still dont have best record in their state
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Last five seasons.......
Ragin' Cajuns: 46-19
The TSAB: 45-19
TooLame: 38-26
LaNeck: 24-35
Warhawks: 15-43
Imagine if you will, two teams that went to NY6/CFP games in the five year period and still dont have best record in their state
This is definitely promising. I think we can all agree that the Louisiana win total should be more like 50 but such is life. Gotta ball out in ‘24. It’s a do or die season.Quote:
Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue
The Mighty Ragin' Cajuns
Ragin’ Cajuns 46-19
Bama 60 - 7
Clemson 53 - 13
JMU 52 - 10
Michigan 49 - 11
APP St 47 - 19
Cajuns 46-19
Cincinnati 45 - 18
Texas 40 - 21
UCF 40 - 23
Washington 39 - 16
FSU 37 - 23
Houston 31 - 28
cajuns would have fewer losses if the refs weren't always against them; a lot fewer. really alot.Quote:
Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue
Effin' A boys!
Lets GEAUX !!!!!!!!
Here’s one reason you see so much worry from tsab kids
the ones i talk to are more worried about all the sec wins the cajuns have been piling up.Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyP
Yeah they are a little myopic, perhaps you can talk them into broadening their horizons. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonsissymia
Yeah, we didnt beat jamarcus russell or greg mcelroy but we beat brock purdy, howd that work out....Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonsissymia
is there any way to bootstrap an sec win out of beating a team that wasn't an sec team at the time of the game, but now is? e.g., a&m 6-6 juggernaut of '96.
I genuinely don’t understand the point of this post.Quote:
Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue