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The Ragin' Cajuns' football games are free to students, but most said they don't attend and a long string of losses are part of the reason. Freshman Austin Payne said he went to three games this year but then just stopped showing up. "It would be nice to ...
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William J. you do not need 7 wins to be considered for a bowl.
Just six, Bustle never got past that however even though he was handed an extra game (in his 5th- 9th years) to get it done.
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After reading the article, it is obvious that most students are not in touch with the football program. More importantly, neither is the writer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
He was not "handed" an extra game. In most cases, the extra game he got was a money game on the road against a BCS program.igeaux.mobiQuote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
I may not be correct, but I think this is possibly the worst article ever published in the Daily Advertiser. The writer is as ignorant as the kids he interviewed. Embarrassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by NewsCopy
And, the university is not in touch with the students.Quote:
Originally Posted by RaginCajun08
This all starts (and fails) with student orientation.
Follow the Utah model.
To me, the title of the article makes it irrelevant. What's done is done. Bustle is gone. It doesn't matter what any of us think. It's time to move on and get better. This is a BS article, by a BS media outlit IMHO.
The flies asked the cattle if the rooster knows how to satisfy the chickens. What answer did we expect?
"A cock will doodle doo"Quote:
Originally Posted by Just1More