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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
Big Poppa
Only because he’s embarrassed to show his face in public.
. . . What are you talking about . . .
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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JAB
All of you are being silly. The idea that anyone has abandoned their fandom or become a new fan because of things said on this board is ridiculous.
RP is nothing more than an echo chamber. A small echo chamber where the same 25 people rant about the same topics on a weekly cycle. Literally no one has ever developed hatred or love of UL because of anything said in here.
You're not wrong except there's literally only 1 person here that is saying that RP and RR are running off fans
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
RedTails
If Ragin Review did not exist, the only people talking about Cajun Athletics would be the official UL social media accounts and Kevin Foote. Local radio coverage is nonexistent. The newspaper that formerly was the record of the city gives TSAB WBB equal coverage to UL football. It's ridiculous you go after three fans that spend hours pumping out free content after performing their full-time jobs.
Because he's trolling to get a reaction without realizing that it's more detrimental to the fans than the accusations against RP and RR. Just look at this entire thread. It has gone sideways, once again like many others, because of this foolishness. If you were to ask who hurts the fanbase more between what RR does or a poster trolling RP while turning off other posters and fans, I am pretty sure that the majority wouldn't be saying it's RR.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
. . . it’s pretty amazing that anyone would come here and tag the poster who doesn’t think his University or it’s players and coaches suck and then would even entertain an analysis as to whether that poster’s post or the podcast and posts by RR embracing the suck are more detrimental to Louisiana and it’s athletic programs . . . let that sink in . . .
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
JAB
Literally no one has ever developed hatred or love of UL because of anything said in here.
Vehemently disagree with you on the first part of that sentence. Ragin Pagin and listening to local sports radio during college helped develop the love I have for UL athletics. It was the constant exposure. Now RP is a daily habit of mine.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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CajunVic
. . . it’s pretty amazing that anyone would come here and tag the poster who doesn’t think his University or it’s players and coaches suck and then would even entertain an analysis as to whether that poster’s post or the podcast and posts by RR embracing the suck are more detrimental to Louisiana and it’s athletic programs . . . let that sink in . . .
Because that particular poster consistently instigates while using “love for the university” as a cover for such antics. It’s so detrimental that the “ignore” button is very popular around these parts with said poster.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
Nothing wrong with being critical. If you are not critical then how would you ever improve? Now with that being said
Take a restaurant in Lafayette. That restaurant has to be on target for the first month. If that restaurant is terrible it will be busy for the first month and after that I give them maybe a year and they are shutting down.
Same with the stadium redo if they redo this stadium and tailgating doesn’t change, if concessions are terrible, if parking is still a problem, and our football team is losing games it’s over the fans you attracted by the new stadium are gone!
That’s why we need to be experimenting this next year with what works. I mean like tailgating if things don’t change it’s over. We spent 30 million for 2 games and every fan that you attracted by the new stadium, came to the game are going back to the house.
These fans are not diehards they are casual fans. If I was a fan of Macoroni Grill and they suck I would probably still go back, but if I was a casual diner that goes eat out once a week I wouldn’t show back up. We are the fans of the Macoroni Grill that post on this forum.
That’s why they better be on point, they better test everything and work out all the kinks when it comes to game day experience, better have lively interactive tailgating and fan engagement, and better have somewhat of an exciting team, and better compete and win when they open.
Just like a restaurant the staff better be trained, the food better be pushed out and be on point, everything must be clicking if not Lafayette will show you the door.
Same with this stadium !
If a crowd of 30k show up and we can’t handle it. It’s over !!
We better have Gordon Ramsey in the building maybe even John Taffer that first couple games when that stadium opens.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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CajunVic
. . . What are you talking about . . .
If I trolled like you did on here I would stay home and watch on my patio to, as you have admittedly do several times on here. Tell me do you and JAB ever watch together.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
Big Poppa
If I trolled like you did on here I would stay home and watch on my patio to, as you have admittedly do several times on here. Tell me do you and JAB ever watch together.
. . . I posted that I attended the first football game this year and it was just too much because of my medical conditions . . . I guess that does not fit your agenda so you just disregarded it . . . I will be watching baseball in my seats . . . if that does not suit you, too bad . . .
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
ULvictory
Because that particular poster consistently instigates while using “love for the university” as a cover for such antics. It’s so detrimental that the “ignore” button is very popular around these parts with said poster.
. . . so now a post which may be equally important and possibly opposite in debate to “preach the suck” is instigation here . . . ok, my man . . . and yes, I do have a history of being on the opposite side of those that show up here only to “preach the suck” on a sports message board of the team and university which I support and if those I debate with are too weak to take the debate, they are certainly free to use the ignore button . . . but rest assured, all that demonstrates is weakness in their position and most of all weakness in their character . . . imagine a world where you just cancel all of those you don’t agree with . . . we are getting there, but is that the world that you and your fellow RR “preach the suck” boys support . . . RR did not used to be that way, but is has evolved to that . . . how refreshing it was to have Dave there in the last episode to balance the discussion . . . you three were squirming in your chairs and could not wait to have him exit, but he would not go . . . you were like a giddy 13 year old girl when he finally exited and the “preach the suck” could commence unabated for the third hour of the podcast . . . I challenge you to go back and listen to the whole podcast and come back here and let us know if that is not what you see . . . yes, there is a time, a need a value and a limit in constructive criticism . . . that is no longer what you guys stand for . . .
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
. . . so now a post which may be equally important and possibly opposite in debate to “preach the suck” is instigation here . . .
It comes across as "instigation" because there is a difference between point/counterpoint discussions, and point/"preach the suck" end of discussion declarations.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
. . . so now a post which may be equally important and possibly opposite in debate to “preach the suck” is instigation here . . . ok, my man . . . and yes, I do have a history of being on the opposite side of those that show up here only to “preach the suck” on a sports message board of the team and university which I support and if those I debate with are too weak to take the debate, they are certainly free to use the ignore button . . . but rest assured, all that demonstrates is weakness in their position and most of all weakness in their character . . . imagine a world where you just cancel all of those you don’t agree with . . . we are getting there, but is that the world that you and your fellow RR “preach the suck” boys support . . . RR did not used to be that way, but is has evolved to that . . . how refreshing it was to have Dave there in the last episode to balance the discussion . . . you three were squirming in your chairs and could not wait to have him exit, but he would not go . . . you were like a giddy 13 year old girl when he finally exited and the “preach the suck” could commence unabated for the third hour of the podcast . . . I challenge you to go back and listen to the whole podcast and come back here and let us know if that is not what you see . . . yes, there is a time, a need a value and a limit in constructive criticism . . . that is no longer what you guys stand for . . .
You just proved my point. Squirming? Giddy like a 13 year old girl when he exited? He agreed with almost 90% of what we said. We kept him on for an hour longer than his original intended allotted time because it was great content. We had other topics to cover and knew the episode would run close to 3 hours which it did. But yet, here we are creating narratives again. There’s no debate or conversations in any of the previous post. Nothing but instigations, picking arguments, and name calling. That’s why no other poster bothers to “debate” because it doesn’t exist without an elementary school insult. That’s not showing love for the university. That’s pettiness and salivating at opportunities to argue.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
. . . so now a post which may be equally important and possibly opposite in debate to “preach the suck” is instigation here . . . ok, my man . . . and yes, I do have a history of being on the opposite side of those that show up here only to “preach the suck” on a sports message board of the team and university which I support and if those I debate with are too weak to take the debate, they are certainly free to use the ignore button . . . but rest assured, all that demonstrates is weakness in their position and most of all weakness in their character . . . imagine a world where you just cancel all of those you don’t agree with . . . we are getting there, but is that the world that you and your fellow RR “preach the suck” boys support . . . RR did not used to be that way, but is has evolved to that . . . how refreshing it was to have Dave there in the last episode to balance the discussion . . . you three were squirming in your chairs and could not wait to have him exit, but he would not go . . . you were like a giddy 13 year old girl when he finally exited and the “preach the suck” could commence unabated for the third hour of the podcast . . . I challenge you to go back and listen to the whole podcast and come back here and let us know if that is not what you see . . . yes, there is a time, a need a value and a limit in constructive criticism . . . that is no longer what you guys stand for . . .
How do you expect to improve unless you are being critical.
How does a Football team improve if you are not fixing mistakes, same with any sport, same with marching band, cheerleading, life, work, kids, religion. If all I did was not push people we would get no where.
Same with the athletic department, you see it and from my perspective if they do not do something they will lose support.
Look you can see what is taking place, that’s why I chose to start this thread to offer solutions.
Not to bash!
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
Turbine
It comes across as "instigation" because there is a difference between point/counterpoint discussions, and point/"preach the suck" end of discussion declarations.
. . . so now we are going to talk about feelings . . . how weak are we really as a fan base . . .
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
Ragin9221
How do you expect to improve unless you are being critical.
How does a Football team improve if you are not fixing mistakes, same with any sport, same with marching band, cheerleading, life, work, kids, religion. If all I did was not push people we would get no where.
Same with the athletic department, you see it and from my perspective if they do not do something they will lose support.
Look you can see what is taking place, that’s why I chose to start this thread to offer solutions.
And here we are. Sidetracked as always. Again.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
ULvictory
And here we are. Sidetracked as always. Again.
I think I got it:
1. This is no longer a debate forum
2. You are for (a) preach the suck, (b) cancel culture and (c) feelings
3. Any poster who comes here with an opposite view in a thread you participate in is an instigator.
4. In fact, you would go so far as to suggest that posters who challenge you view be placed on ignore.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
Ragin9221
How do you expect to improve unless you are being critical.
How does a Football team improve if you are not fixing mistakes, same with any sport, same with marching band, cheerleading, life, work, kids, religion. If all I did was not push people we would get no where.
Same with the athletic department, you see it and from my perspective if they do not do something they will lose support.
Look you can see what is taking place, that’s why I chose to start this thread to offer solutions.
Not to bash!
. . . were your feelings hurt when Dave showed up on the last RR with some balanced pushback . . . was that not fair content by Dave . . . or, are you only for criticism, even when it goes far beyond constructive criticism . . .
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
I think I got it:
1. This is no longer a debate forum
2. You are for (a) preach the suck, (b) cancel culture and (c) feelings
3. Any poster who comes here with an opposite view in a thread you participate in is an instigator.
4. In fact, you would go so far as to suggest that posters who challenge you view be placed on ignore.
Instigating, name calling, and picking petty arguments isn’t debating. It’s elementary school pettiness.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
. . . so now a post which may be equally important and possibly opposite in debate to “preach the suck” is instigation here . . . ok, my man . . . and yes, I do have a history of being on the opposite side of those that show up here only to “preach the suck” on a sports message board of the team and university which I support and if those I debate with are too weak to take the debate, they are certainly free to use the ignore button . . . but rest assured, all that demonstrates is weakness in their position and most of all weakness in their character . . . imagine a world where you just cancel all of those you don’t agree with . . . we are getting there, but is that the world that you and your fellow RR “preach the suck” boys support . . . RR did not used to be that way, but is has evolved to that . . . how refreshing it was to have Dave there in the last episode to balance the discussion . . . you three were squirming in your chairs and could not wait to have him exit, but he would not go . . . you were like a giddy 13 year old girl when he finally exited and the “preach the suck” could commence unabated for the third hour of the podcast . . . I challenge you to go back and listen to the whole podcast and come back here and let us know if that is not what you see . . . yes, there is a time, a need a value and a limit in constructive criticism . . . that is no longer what you guys stand for . . .
Old man hollering at clouds again.
We have never ever once sought to “create a narrative.” We would not have survived that way. What we have done is reflect what the fanbase was talking about at the time and discussed it on the show. That has been the formula from day 1 and it has worked very well.
You, as Robe said often, are like the majority and think correction is criticism. And your betters send you here, like many others, to attempt to clean up their mess. Transparent as always.
I’ll leave you with this. On two occasions, we went hard in the opposite direction of the fanbase. We implored people to give Bob support going into the 2021 tournament and we explained that Mike Des could actually be one of the most important hires in our history and he deserved our support. On both accounts, we received plenty of blowback. But we stuck to our convictions. I don’t recall you supporting us during those times. No, the only time you show up here is to cause division and seek attention. You hide behind this laughable false sense of virtue. You live in a world where you’re some guiding light of reason.
You’re just a miserable old dude with a weird TSAB complex that gets his jollies off attacking the only real fans we have left.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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CajunVic
. . . so now we are going to talk about feelings . . . how weak are we really as a fan base . . .
Lafayette would still be mailing out redlight camera tickets from that Australian company if they had adopted your no discussion stance on what can be improved around Louisiana Athletics.
jmo
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
if those I debate with are too weak to take the debate, they are certainly free to use the ignore button . . .
If you actually engaged in "intellectually honest" debate, you would be a much more enjoyable poster. You don't debate, you argue in its lowest form.
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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CajunVic
. . . so now we are going to talk about feelings . . . how weak are we really as a fan base . . .
You get upset about backwards caps. How weak are you if that offends you?
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
Cajuns1
You get upset about backwards caps. How weak are you if that offends you?
. . .it does not offend me . . . I just suggested that it would be a more professional look for the podcast . . . and feelings turned it into a mandatory effect of the show . . . time cures all and now you see no backwards hats . . . until the next show, I'm sure . . .
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
RedTails
If you actually engaged in "intellectually honest" debate, you would be a much more enjoyable poster. You don't debate, you argue in its lowest form.
. . . you have become one of my favorite posters . . . I suggest that an open view to the things I post will show that they are the most intellectually honest on this site, however, because I tend to buck the system here, they may not be accepted that way . . . but I will never stop to exercise my fandom in a way to be a shinning star on behalf of Louisiana, its players and its coaches when it is deemed that they are not receiving a fair shake here . . . if that is a problem, so be it . . .
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Re: How to create excitement for UL Athletics?
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Originally Posted by
Turbine
Lafayette would still be mailing out redlight camera tickets from that Australian company if they had adopted your no discussion stance on what can be improved around Louisiana Athletics.
jmo
. . .you see, this right here is part of the problem . . . at no point have I ever suggested that there should be "no discussion" on any issue, but you just posted it . . . I am for full discussion, but some here don't want the counterpoint . . . shut up and listen to the suck is what has been told to this board today and now, even you are joining in . . .