Frank Bartley to the Pels.....Summer League Roster

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Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue

"Once a Cajun always a Cajun unless you call rcaf a money grab and drive membership numbers down"- anonymous

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RCAF does a good enough job of running donors off all by themselves...

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Originally Posted by fanof71

RCAF does a good enough job of running donors off all by themselves...

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Great take

I'm not convinced cajun4life is a nickname...

Oxford Reference
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Nickname
A familiar or humorous name given to a person or thing instead of or as well as the real name.

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Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue

What do we have to do to get to the point where someone is either referred to as Cajun or not, in other words once a Cajun always a Cajun... i.e. the Marines say no such thing as a former marine

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Huh?

Congratulations to Frank, hope he gets to a NBA roster.

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Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue

I'm not convinced cajun4life is a nickname...

Oxford Reference
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Nickname
A familiar or humorous name given to a person or thing instead of or as well as the real name.

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Such a chump..

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Originally Posted by fanof71

Such a chump..

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Such an exhilarating fact filled point you make as always

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Originally Posted by CajunEXPRESS

Congratulations to Frank, hope he gets to a NBA roster.

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Frank has made lots of money playing overseas the last 5 years. He may want to come back to the States. A good summer league performance may get him a G League spot. Note, you don’t have to sign with the summer league team you play for once that team is done. Any team can sign you. You basically are auditioning for all 30 teams and their G league affiliates when you participate in summer league. Another former Cajun doing well professionally is Jonathan Stove. It took him a couple of years to garner an overseas opportunity. However he recently garnered a spot for a team in Germany. I believe Germany has the highest level of play in Europe.

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Originally Posted by Cajunsmike

Frank has made lots of money playing overseas the last 5 years. He may want to come back to the States. A good summer league performance may get him a G League spot. Note, you don’t have to sign with the summer league team you play for once that team is done. Any team can sign you. You basically are auditioning for all 30 teams and their G league affiliates when you participate in summer league. Another former Cajun doing well professionally is Jonathan Stove. It took him a couple of years to garner an overseas opportunity. However he recently garnered a spot for a team in Germany. I believe Germany has the highest level of play in Europe.

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……Man, Franks dad was one hell of a LBer!

Nice to hear some positive . . . THANKS MIKE

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Originally Posted by Cajunsmike

Frank has made lots of money playing overseas the last 5 years. He may want to come back to the States. A good summer league performance may get him a G League spot. Note, you don’t have to sign with the summer league team you play for once that team is done. Any team can sign you. You basically are auditioning for all 30 teams and their G league affiliates when you participate in summer league. Another former Cajun doing well professionally is Jonathan Stove. It took him a couple of years to garner an overseas opportunity. However he recently garnered a spot for a team in Germany. I believe Germany has the highest level of play in Europe.

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I think any domestic guy is hoping to play in the NBA. This could be his stepping stone.

Pretty cool. Not sure why more don't take that route.... great experience, don't the European teams take care of most of your expenses. Also I notices one of his previous teams was st johns, new Brunswick, canada. Sounds like a cool place, maybe we could explore their proximity to the original Cajun connection and do some kind of exhibition exchange with them