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I agree with most posters. Coach Lee is one of the nicest people I've ever met. I hope for the best and really didn't want to give up on him. I was hoping he would be one of those coaches that stick with us for years and brought us multiple conference titles. Unfortunately that's not the case. It's time for him to go. Being that I would rather not see him get fired, I hope he resigns.
Thank GOD softball starts next week!!!
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He is a very nice guy. He just didn't get it right this time. Hopefully there will be another time and place for Coach Lee.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunCanaille
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Originally Posted by Boomer
I'm throwing Dennis Felton out there. He's going to fly under the radar and I would love to see him here.
I'm not a big basketball person although if the Cajuns are good I can get into it. This is the most dreadful season in my memory. What was the worst season?Quote:
Originally Posted by zephyr
Sorry, but the answer is the 1994-95 team that went 7-22. Wins came against Texas Wesleyan, LC, Louisiana Tech, Jacksonville, A-State and Lamar (twice).Quote:
Originally Posted by basketballjone
Although this year is shaping up to trump that season.
They were 7 and 19 in 1995. The year previously they were in the NCAA's.Quote:
Originally Posted by basketballjone
Pretty sure they went 7-22 in 1995, I was still there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cajunsmike
The year before we went 22-8 and lost to Marquette in St. Pete. 1994-95 was supposed to be a promising season with lots of young talent (Manuel, Price, Bowman, Poole) replacing guys like Byron Starks and Michael Allen. But the team had the worst shooting season in school history (.402 FG percentage) and lost a lot of close games early in the season.
The biggest difference between the current team and the 1995 team is that the 1995 team was very inexperienced on the court and definitely got better as their careers progressed. I don't know if you can say the same about the current group.
1994-95 season:
Nov 17 at Memphis1 L, 66-70 -- 0-1
Nov. 26 Texas Wesleyan W, 88-55 -- 1-1
Dec. 2 at Loyola Marymount L, 73-80 -- 1-2
Dec. 5 at Texas A&M L, 69-76 -- 1-3
Dec. 14 Louisiana College W, 99-72 -- 2-3
Dec. 17 at UNC Wilmington L, 63-83 -- 2-4
Dec. 22 Baylor L, 65-73 -- 2-5
Dec. 29 South Alabama• L, 92-96 -- 2-6
Jan. 5 at Jacksonville• L, 83-85 -- 2-7
Jan. 7 at Western Kentucky• L, 74-83 -- 2-8
Jan. 10 Southern Miss L, 78-85 -- 2-9
Jan. 14 Louisiana Tech• W, 55-52 -- 3-9
Jan. 19 at Texas-Pan American• L, 49-57 -- 3-10
Jan. 21 Western Kentucky• L, 82-87 -- 3-11
Jan. 23 at Lamar• L, 60-62 -- 3-12
Jan. 26 at South Alabama• L, 85-105 -- 3-13
Jan. 28 at Louisiana Tech• L, 56-63 -- 3-14
Feb. 2 Arkansas-Little Rock• L, 56-62 -- 3-15
Feb. 4 Jacksonville• W, 66-62 -- 4-15
Feb. 7 at New Orleans• L, 50-63 -- 4-16
Feb. 9 at Arkansas State• W, 54-50 -- 5-16
Feb. 11 (4) Massachusetts L, 63-94 -- 5-17
Feb. 15 Texas-Pan American• L, 62-74 -- 5-18
Feb. 18 at Arkansas-Little Rock• L, 60-77 -- 5-19
Feb. 20 Arkansas State• L, 60-63 -- 5-20
Feb. 23 Lamar• W, 90-70 -- 6-20
Feb. 26 New Orleans• L, 60-65 -- 6-21
Mar. 3 vs. Lamar2 W, 57-55 -- 7-21
Mar. 4 vs. Western Kentucky2 L, 72-87 -- 7-22
1 – Preseason NIT (Memphis, Tenn.)
2 – SBC Tournament (Little Rock, Ark.)
You are correct, the 1995 team went 7 and 22. I remember a 7 and 19 team however, That may have been the 1976 team, first year after probation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunch24
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Originally Posted by Cajunsmike
Yeah, we were talking in the office the other night about what Cajun season has been the worst in history and those were the two we came up with. I was only three years old for the 1976 season, but I do understand how frustrating that season was for Cajun fans accustomed to winning and winning big.
Somebody contact Bobby Knight!
That was Ted Lyles first year?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cajunsmike