Y'll be careful at Wild Wings.
We will be heavily outnumbered by the the tiggers.
Almost got into a brawl a couple of years ago over there because I had the nerve to root for Troy over the the tiggers.
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Y'll be careful at Wild Wings.
We will be heavily outnumbered by the the tiggers.
Almost got into a brawl a couple of years ago over there because I had the nerve to root for Troy over the the tiggers.
I for one can appreciate a joke... thanks for being a tolerable rival! .~.Quote:
Originally Posted by kracka75LSU
People, the campus was so red today it was unreal...
When I was walking to my first class at 9:00, the whole place was quiet with people just looking around at all the red. It was just overwhelming. My class of 40 had about 5 people not in red shirts. I'd have to say 90+% of students/teachers had red on.
It was fabulous looking down rex street and seeing a sea of vermilion!
WOW! Sounds great! I wish I could've seen that! Over here in the Mandeville area, I'm a little too far away to get all of the latest news. Anyone have any pictures to post? I'm still trying to decide which red shirt to wear to the game tomorrow night! I'm ready to geaux!Quote:
Originally Posted by ULforlife
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A friend of mine is putting on the largest joint tailgating event to be held by UL/LSU students on the LSU campus...Come All and Come with Thirst and Hunger...Competetive events with LSU students. Non student/fans are welcome..O..
Time and Place Start Time: Saturday, September 2, 2006 at 6:30am
End Time: Sunday, September 3, 2006 at 4:00am
Venue: Tiger Stadium (Tailgating at lot across from Walk-On's)
Street: Nicholson / Burbank (map)
City: Baton Rouge, LA
***UPDATES NOW!!!!!!!!!***
$5 eat, $5 drink....
$10 a person --- eat and drink all day
Gameplan:
1. Keg
2. Biscuits and eggs in da morning
3. Another Keg
4. Jambalaya, burgers, hot dogs, sausages, etc.
5. Another Keg.
6. Competetion beer pong, flip cup, chugging, football, tigerbaiting, and literally kick their ___ if they try to win in any of the above!!!
FRED'S after the game
2 DAYS
OWPB style!!!
Come join us for the most intense tailgainting weekend you have experienced. ALL UL and LSU friends welcome and I encourage everyone who can make it out to do so.
Location- Corner of Burbank and Nicholson. Accross from Walk- Ons. You will notice two cooking trailers. (WITH UL FLAGS FLYING) .~.
if we win tomorrow. Now, before all the LSU fans start talking smack, I know its a longshot but its a possibilty. I mean we never thought Katrina would happen. So anyway, I've been thinking of something crazy, but legal. Anybody got any ideas?
I'd be really happy.
That's about it.
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Originally Posted by bigguill
Cry.
Just like I did when we beat A&M.
Then, demand that there will be no chance at revenge unless the very next game is in Cajun Field.
You can do what Jake Delhomme did after the A&M win....Quote:
Originally Posted by bigguill
strip down to you jockstrap and run around screaming with one of the opponents helmets...
Indoors hopefully.
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Originally Posted by CDeb
:rolleyes: That's a typical CDeb response right there. Funny stuff.
Hey. Maybe you should add yourself to your joke list over on Delphi.
You know I was always flying the colors when I was there. I ran into a bunch of UL alumni in Mandeville and most had at least a sticker on the car. The night before Katrina hit I was at a UL alumni gathering at LA Grill, so they are out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by RaginFan2
P.S. I would wear the red shirt tomorrow.
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The last time Ragin’ Cajuns head coach Rickey Bustle looked up at the scoreboard in Tiger Stadium it read LSU-48, ULL-0.
This Saturday, Bustle returns for the first time since 2002, this time with what he said he thinks is a much better team in which he has much more confidence.
“The number one thing that stands out for me is that I’ve got 83 players on scholarship,” said Bustle. “Last time, I only had 65 or 70. I didn’t even remember some of my players names. We’ve been together for four seasons now and our character is strong.”
One of two players left on the team who played in the fledgling season under Bustle’s tutelage is fifth-year senior Chester Johnson. Johnson said the route was a learning experience for him and the rest of the Cajun’s team.
“I can’t really put it in words,” he stated. “We were just going against a better team.”
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Are they going against a better team this time?
“No,” Johnson said. “I really do believe we can play with anybody in the country right now. We have to have no mistakes and we need to force some turnovers.
“It’s one of the toughest stadiums to play in. But, from what I remember, once you get on that field, everything just zones out and it’s all about playing football.”
Making his first trip to Tiger Stadium will be junior cornerback Kyle Ward. Ward walked on and earned a scholarship last season. He said he knows the Cajuns’ defense will have its hands full with the Tiger’s explosive offense.
“They just do so much,” said Ward. “Looking at their game film from last season, it seems like they have a different game plan for almost every game.
“You have to be disciplined. You see things and you think they are going to do one thing, but they might not. You just really have to be disciplined and play your position.”
Bustle said he is glad to be playing at a school as close as LSU, because the Cajuns’ fans can travel to watch the game.
“We’re excited about playing LSU,” admitted Bustle. “It’s a place where we can bring our fans. Obviously we’ll be a little outnumbered, but I know we’ve sold all the tickets they gave us and I think it is just good that our fans can come watch us play.”
One Cajun fan, Brent Hulin, a senior public relations major, said he is exzzcited to see the Cajuns play an in-state school.
“I am always down on the 50 yard line rooting on the Cajuns to victory,” he said. “I make sure to make all the games the ultimate experience. I bleed red... enough said.
“We believe the Cajuns are going to prove that they have what it takes to hang with a national powerhouse. Whether we win or lose.... the Cajuns will put up some points this week. I am really excited about this year’s team. I am getting ready for another trip and that’s to the New Orleans Bowl baby!”
But, regardless of the opponent, Bustle said he and his players are just ready to get the season underway.
“We’ve been working hard through camp and we still have several days of hard work,” said Bustle. “Now, I’m ready to get this season underway.
“We’re excited to be playing LSU, but we have play with our emotions under control.”
Any predictions from Bustle?
“You can’t predict what’s going to happen in a game like this,” he said. “We’ve just got to go out and not make mistakes and make some plays on special teams.”
No matter what the outcome, Bustle said the bottom line is clear.
“We’re a much better football team than we were last time.”
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