This is the first I hear, can anyone tell me more about Sutton Yanosky?
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This is the first I hear, can anyone tell me more about Sutton Yanosky?
Hawai'i at Honolulu 11:30 p.m The last time I stayed up that late for a UL basketball game we beat Patrick Ewing and Georgetown. ..O..
LOL!!! Uh huh..... Will we get 33K+?Quote:
Originally Posted by NewsCopy
Man, you have to wonder about the home schedule when the "highlight" is a game vs. McNeese (in basketball).Quote:
Originally Posted by DestinCajun
UAB is here on the 27 of November. That might be a highlight!??Quote:
Originally Posted by RaginFan2
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UAB is coached by former Indiana coach Mike Davis, that will be a good home game for the Cajuns.
No one said that McNeese was the highlight home game...
wouldnt you consider Western Kentucky a big home game????
Our fans need to realize how big of a rivalry this is.....ask their fans how important that game is to them....they pack the place and they understand how bad they hate us...WE NEED TO FIND THAT!!!!!
Damn straight it is. So why didn't the article say that??Quote:
Originally Posted by weareLOUISIANA
Here's what was said so go figure -
"The Cajuns will play 13 home games at the CAJUNDOME in 2007-08, highlighted by a visit from Interstate 10 rival McNeese State on Dec. 13."
Yes, the article said it, not me. That's why I questioned it. I would consider WKU and UAB to be highlight games.Quote:
Originally Posted by weareLOUISIANA
Might be, you think??? I guess that would have to be THE OOC highlight game for this year. Actually, I kinda like this schedule for a young team struggling to learn how to win. Hopefully next year we'll be able to "schedule up" with a chance for some marquee wins!Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeebart21
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The Ragin' Cajuns of Louisiana mens basketball team features eight letterwinners including Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year Elijah Millsap (Grambling, La.) and All-Sun Belt Third Team selection David Dees (Dayton, Ohio).
The men's team opens the season with a home exhibition game against the Louisiana College Wildcats on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at the CAJUNDOME.
The Cajuns open the regular season at home with the North Alabama Lions on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
<center><p><a href="http://www.ragincajuns.com//ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=15400&ATCLID=1258956" target="_blank">RaginCajuns.com</a>
Basketball season officially begins Friday night with the annual Ragin' Cajuns Midnight Madness which is slated to begin at 10:30 p.m. at Blackham Coliseum. Admission is free.
Friday's event marks the first official practice for both the men's and women's basketball teams. Fans are invited to meet the teams and attend an autograph signing at 9:45 p.m. Midnight Madness will not be limited to just practice, as UPC will hold shooting contests and students will be eligible to win prizes and more.
Both men's and women's teams will participate in a 2-ball and 3-point contests, while the men's team will compete in a dunk contest and later hold an intrasquad scrimmage.
The men's basketball team features eight letterwinners including Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year Elijah Millsap (Grambling, La.) and All-Sun Belt Third Team selection David Dees (Dayton, Ohio). The men's team opens the season with a home exhibition game against the Louisiana College Wildcats on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at the CAJUNDOME. The Cajuns open the regular season at home with the North Alabama Lions on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
The women's team, coming off a school-record 25-win season and the first NCAA Tournament appearance in program history, will usher in a new era with a first-year head coach and UL alumnus Errol Rogers. The Cajuns return six letterwinners from last season's postseason squad, including seniors Onna Charles (New Iberia, La.), Sonora Edwards (Snook, Texas) and Alicia McDaniel (Houston, Texas). The women will open the regular season on Sunday, Nov. 11 at Mercer.
Ha! I was just seaching for this