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I understand the frustration about five home games. but, when you schedule home and home series, add in guarantee games, and play your conference schedule we will have years where we will only have five home games. This is a result of being a financially limited lower level D-IA program. I imagine if the RCAF grows we will possibly see this change.
I can walk to the home games from where I reside. I don't care who they play. I will be there.
You people whining about this schedule need to shut up.
Nobody plays fewer money games than we do in this conference.
Nobody plays fewer FCS schools than we do in this conference.
The '09 and '10 schedules combined have 11 home games with 2 of those being BCS home games.
You know how many times that has happenned in the past?
ZERO
If 5 isn't enough, make a road trip. Both ULM & Ole Miss are drivable from Laf. No different the trips I made to USM & Troy from Pensacola this year. You also get to meet great people, both our fans & theirs. At FAU I sat next to a couple who hadnt been to a UL game in over a decade. They actually lived in the midwest but were in town visiting friends & decided to go.
I already have plans to attend the first four games in 2009. For me they're all "road" games.
Ding Ding Ding!!! We have a winner.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunNation
Based on the Cajuns' play I've seen the past two times in Monroe, it's like playing a home game. lol!!! No lie - on both occasions there were more Cajuns fans in the stands than Hoaxtsers when the clock read 00:00.Quote:
Originally Posted by BirdofParadise
So, let's count that one as #6.
;)
All you people that are _____ing better show up for K state and Boone Pickens U!
I for one am glad that I am a season ticket holder. I'm guessing top 5 crowd for southern.
No 1-AAs. Haven't seen that in a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeauCajun
Yep, since 2008.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crackleton
How long will it be before Michigan plays another 1aa...Quote:
Originally Posted by BeauCajun
:rolleyes: