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I agree, I could not undersatnd how we stopped them time after time on 1st and 2nd down only to give them 3rd down every time.Quote:
Originally posted by cajuntbob
WE couldnot stop them on third down, no matter what
aligment we played or who we had in the game.
<blockquote><p align=justify>The Bustle discipline is evident.
This years team-over last-is averaging 3 fewer penalties per game.
<blockquote><p align=justify>Jessica Clarke, 2002 Homecoming Queen for the University of Louisiana, and her maids will reign over Homecoming activities when Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns take on Idaho on Nov. 2.
Clarke will be joined by her maids, Ann Lambert, Shanea Morrison, Robyn Deranger and Chrissi Coile during UL Lafayette’s Homecoming parade and halftime festivities on Nov. 2.
Nominees for the UL Lafayette Homecoming Court are submitted by campus organizations. The court is chosen by the senior football players after being interviewed by student leaders.
<blockquote><p align=justify> Jessica Clarke, 2002 Homecoming Queen for the University of Louisiana, and her maids will reign over Homecoming activities when Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns take on Idaho on Nov. 2.
Clarke will be joined by her maids, Ann Lambert, Shanea Morrison, Robyn Deranger and Chrissi Coile during UL Lafayette's Homecoming parade and halftime festivities on Nov. 2.
Clarke, a senior majoring in marketing, is currently serving as president of the Student Government Association and the Ragin' Peppers. She is a member of Kappa Delta Sorority, Blue Key and the Association of Future Alumni. Clarke is a former member of the UL Lafayette Lady Cajun softball team. She was nominated for Homecoming Court by Kappa Delta Sorority. Her parents are Jimmy and Sandra Clarke of Lafayette.
Ann Lambert, a senior majoring in public relations, is a member of the UL Lafayette Cheerleading squad and is a senator for the Student Government Association. In addition, she is a member of Kappa Delta Sorority, Ragin' Peppers and the Union Program Council. Lambert also participates in the Association of Future Alumni and the Public Relations Student Society of America. She was nominated for Homecoming Court by Ragin' Peppers. Her parents are Van and Kathy Lambert of St. Amant.
Shanea Morrison, a senior majoring in interpersonal communications, is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, the University Program Council and the Blue Key Honor Fraternity. She is chairperson for the African American Culture Committee and is a senator with the Student Government Association. In addition, Morrison participates in Ragin' Peppers and the Interpersonal Communication Society, where she serves as treasurer. She was nominated for Homecoming Court by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Her parents are Purvis and Mary Morrison of Scott.
Robyn Deranger, a junior majoring in biology, current serves as vice president of the Student Government Association. She is also a member of the Student Orientation Staff, Union Program Council and Ragin' Peppers. In addition, she is on the Spirit Committee and Traditions Committee, the Blue Key Honor Fraternity and the Association of Future Alumni. Deranger is also a member of the Pre-Professional Society and Gamma Beta Phi. She was nominated for Homecoming Court by the Student Government Association. Her parents are Lee and Cindy Deranger of Opelousas.
Chrissi Coile, a senior majoring in mass communication, serves as a senator with the Student Government Association and is a UL Lafayette cheerleader. She is a member of the Union Program Council, Kappa Delta Sorority and the Greek Council. In addition, she is a member of the Association of Future Alumni, the Sigma Gamma Mu Communications Honor Society and the Ragin' Peppers. She was nominated for Homecoming Court by the UL Lafayette Cheerleaders. Her parents are Jackie Morales and Roger Coile of Bossier.
Nominees for the UL Lafayette Homecoming Court are submitted by campus organizations. The court is chosen by the senior football players after being interviewed by student leaders.
<blockquote><p align=justify>Join former Ragin’ Cajun Chris Gannon on Nov. 2 as he leads this year’s Homecoming parade as parade marshal. Gannon was a one-man wrecking crew for the Ragin’ Cajuns defense from 1985-88. He ranks third all-time in school history in sacks, while placing fifth all-time in tackles by a lineman. Gannon, a two-time All-South Conference and All-Louisiana selection, was honorable mention All-America following his senior season in 1988.
He was taken in the third round of the 1989 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots. He played five seasons in the NFL with the Patriots and San Diego Chargers. After his professional career, he returned to the University, first as a graduate assistant football coach, then being named the school’s strength and conditioning coach in 1997.
Vehicles will line up at Cajun Field on Cajundome Boulevard at 8:30 a.m. The parade rolls at 10 a.m. traveling from Cajundome Boulevard onto Johnston Street and turning right at East St. Mary Boulevard. The parade continues in front of the Alumni Center and turns onto Taft Street ending at Denbo/Bancroft Dorms.
The public is invited to view the parade from the grounds of the Alumni Center. A reviewing stand will be available, and visitors are welcome to attend the Open House at the Center beginning at 9:30 a.m.
To learn more about Homecoming 2002 activities, call the Alumni Association at 482-0900.
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. . . in the three home games of 2002 attendance is 48,541. This is 1,263 more fans in the stands than all of last year . . .
I really believe Coach B. is THE man for the job.
Obviously by the #'s so do a lot of other folks.
We can really show we're serious by turning out for
HC, then again for ASU, plus maybe have a few folks
make the road trip to Monroe. These are all do able
expectations.
LET'S GET BEHIND OUR LOUISIANA RAGIN' CAJUNS!!!!!!!!!!
At first I was very disappointed in the attendence for the North Texas game, but when you take into consideration that around 8,400 people came out in horrible weather to see a 1-6 football team, that is not too bad. I think if the weather is as good as predicted there will be over 17,000 for this weekends game. 8,000 diehards is a pretty good core base to build on.
USU-23,168 4 games, 1 home game left
NMS-22,813 4 games, 1 home game left
MT -18,623 2 games, 3 home games left
UL -16,180 3 games, 2 home games left
UNT-14,164 2 games, 3 home games left
ASU-14,017 5 games, 1 home game left
IU -13,789 3 games, 2 home games left
ULM-08,762 5 games, 1 home game left
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This first photo shows we need to do some painting on the outside of Cajun Field. By the way, to everyone who worked on the stadium inside, painting, cleaning, doing the murals, it looked great!! The scoreboard is impressive, and the field itself looked in good condition. Despite the rain and the outcome of the game, I truly enjoyed myself.
<img width=525 src="http://freepages.sports.rootsweb.com/~dillowfamily/trip1.jpg">
<img width=525 src="http://freepages.sports.rootsweb.com/~dillowfamily/trip2.jpg">
<img width=525 src="http://freepages.sports.rootsweb.com/~dillowfamily/trip3.jpg">