Ragin Review: S6 | E35 - Track The Pack- Opening Series Win!

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The boys are back to talk about an impressive opening weekend series vs. Wright State. We discuss everything that went right, and where there is some room for improvement. We also discuss the Men's Basketball team's recent trip to Boone, Softball's homestand vs. Baylor and look ahead to the upcoming baseball series vs. Rice. And as always, we share your comments from our live episode!

🙌Wright State Series Victory! [09:20]
📉Undercounting baseball attendance? [52:00]
🦉Upcoming Rice Series [01:28:00]
🥎Softball Update [01:42:20]
🏀Basketball Update[01:52:25]

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Just to comment on this episode...I get monthly mail from the TAMU alumni association. I got RCAF once every 2 years & when I canceled RCAF donations & season tickets, not one question, email, USPS mail, or text; nothing - silence. I bet I'm not alone.

Nope.

Love the positivity and enjoyed the episode. But, the asinine ticket counting thing just had me steamed.

I was listening in the car and almost had to pull over. I lost focus due to my brain trying to figure why someone should implement such a ridiculous policy. If you were to tell other schools you’re doing this, I can’t think of any other response short of “why the hell would you do something so stupid?” Virtue signaling?

I hope you guys get an answer. I love this university and the Cajuns and hate this track record of apparent sabotage from within.

You’re right. We are investors. And for alums, we paid tens of thousands of dollars for a degree and then continue to give $ for years and years. Stop giving people reasons to think they are stupid for continuing to invest due to all your internal shenanigans.