2010: Due to Midday Heat Louisiana Moves Game Time Back Where it Belongs

I blame global warming....


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Originally Posted by Zeebart21

I blame global warming....


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Should we blame you or J-Bird? :D

This is the best news of my life.

Wouldn't it be hilarious if a front came through on Friday evening, bringing cooler temps and a Saturday high of about 83, only to be followed by another front that arrives at about 5:30 on Saturday, dropping about 3" of rain on Cajun Field???

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Originally Posted by rhineaux

_ Wouldn't it be hilarious if a front came through on Friday evening, bringing cooler temps and a Saturday high of about 83, only to be followed by another front that arrives at about 5:30 on Saturday, dropping about 3" of rain on Cajun Field??? _

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stop it.

Z

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Originally Posted by foofoochaisson

_ Totally agree. Being put in harms way is unnecessary. So if you tell a school they are going to be on the TV schedule, take into consideration there geographic disadvantages. Keep the Cajuns on TV, move the game of the week later into the day, or back load all of South Louisiana games into the second half of the season..

At the same time, Baton Rouge has never had a problem with this. They're on mid day TV plenty, and there are 92,000 people in a bowl stadium. _

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Since 1960, LSU is 201–59–3 (.773) at night in Tiger Stadium compared to a 20–22–3 (.476) record during the day over that span.

Less than 1 game per year played during the day. Not trying to starting a ____ing contest but your argument about LSU is FALSE.

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Originally Posted by foofoochaisson

_ Cajun Field will have anywhere from 15 - 25k on any given Saturday. We know this. With the game being moved back, you're losing an entire market, including all MTSU fans that don't travel to the game. Other SBC participants watch these games with interest; now you've annexed them. Recruits that live in SBC network range will now miss out on seeing UL culture, tailgating, current team, etc.. Instead, they'll be getting a look at Troy.. The class of the SBC. Great. _

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I'm sure recruits would love to see 12 students in the stands.

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Originally Posted by CajunRage

_ Since 1960, LSU is 201–59–3 (.773) at night in Tiger Stadium compared to a 20–22–3 (.476) record during the day over that span.

Less than 1 game per year played during the day. Not trying to starting a ____ing contest but your argument about LSU is FALSE. _

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So they've played 45 games during the mid day and continue to schedule them.. Not to mention, they are at the mercy of CBS, ESPN, and the SEC Network.. How is my argument "FALSE"? And btw, how many of those games were sell outs; which is really what I'm getting at..

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Originally Posted by raginsaints

_ I'm sure recruits would love to see 12 students in the stands. _

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I'm sure recruits care about how many scouts come to see them play (at the stadium or on TV) more than they care about how many students show up..

"I hear they won" trumps "I saw them lose."

jmo

I'd rather see the Cajuns on TV for the right reasons (playing & winning a football game) than on TV for the wrong reasons (a player or fan dies from the heat). Our games barely get any coverage when we are shown live on TV, but if a player or fan suffers or dies from the heat, it would be coverage the university does not want.

This is a great move by the universities and the conference.

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Originally Posted by foofoochaisson

_ So they've played 45 games during the mid day and continue to schedule them.. Not to mention, they are at the mercy of CBS, ESPN, and the SEC Network.. How is my argument "FALSE"? And btw, how many of those games were sell outs; which is really what I'm getting at.. _

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LSU's stadium also isn't target practice for the sun. The student section has absolutely no cover from the sun in the middle of the day.