come to a game.... you will be sold!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
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come to a game.... you will be sold!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
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And it is only going to get better over the next couple of years, starting with new turf for this upcoming season.Quote:
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The Tigue will only get better. Turf will be installed before next season, and plans are in the works for renovations to the grandstand in the near future.Quote:
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We are considering going to a game on Oct 31 or Nov 1.
We've also seen UL play a couple of times here in Houston at Rice.
I played for Robe and he is about as passionate a coach as I have ever played for. He does a great job preparing players for life after baseball. I think your son would be making a great choice if he had a chance to go to UL and he did. The fans make it a great enviroment for the players, and it really motivates you to give your all everyday, thus making yourself and the team better. He teaches kids how to become leaders not only in athletics, but life as well!Quote:
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My son is planning on earning a degree in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering.
Is the coaching staff good with the kids who have tough course loads?
Thanks!
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We've had several graduates in engineering in the past few years. I would also advise you and your son to meet with Mark Zappi-Professor, Dean of Engineering at UL. zappi@louisiana.edu Phone: 337-482-6685
Thanks!
I support UL Baseball because I respect Coach Robichaux and his staff. Your Son will be a better person after graduating from UL. Coach wants to build character and expects his players to not only be players and students but good Citizens. If your son were to get in trouble with the University, Break Team rules or Break the law and get caught, he will have to face the consequences. He will be given a choice imposed by the Coach and his staff.Quote:
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That is why he is respected by his fans. He brings Pride to our University.
We are in the midst of renovating MOORE Park and once finished, it will be a show case. We are Proud of our Baseball Program. It is one big Family of Fans.
Good Luck to your son where ever he may end up.
Yes! He will be placed in a mandatory study hall for at least his first semester. Upon his ability to prove he can make good grades he will be lifted from having to attend study hall, but he will certainly still have the option. Coach Deaux is our academic guy for baseball and has done a very good job in providing the resources to ensure that our team gets it done in the classroom. We had several guys who I played with graduate in engineering and several that did finance or management.Quote:
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Robe makes sure that you have plenty of time to focus on school work. I live in Houston who does you son play for?