Robert Lee BASKETBALL CAMP starts TODAY

[weareLOUISIANA]

Dont forget that the 1st Session of Robert Lee's Ragin Cajun Basketball Camp will be held beginning Monday June 19th, and will continue through Thursday the 22nd. The camp is Mon-Thurs daily from 8:30am-4:00pm. Walk-ins are welcome and registration will begin at 7:30 on Monday morning. The camp is being held at UL's Bourgeois Hall located next to Lady Cajun Softball Park on Cajundome Blvd. Camp is open to Boys and Girls ages 5-18. This is a great opportunity for campers and parents to meet "The General", Lee's Staff, current and former players, local high school coaches, and college coaches from around the country. Concessions and lunch will be sold. The following are just a sample of some of the features of the camp:

Daily Individual Fundamental Instruction

Camp T-shirt

3 on 3/ 5 on 5 Leagues

Hot Shot Competition

Featured Clinic Speakers

Awards Ceremony

The cost for camp is $200/camper.

For more information or to sign up, please contact the Ragin' Cajun Basketball Office at 337.262.DUNK(3865)

***The 2nd and Final Session of the camp will be held July 31 - August 3. Sign-up for the 2nd Session has also begun, call early to reserve your spot.***

RAGIN' CAJUN BASKETBALL......JOIN US FOR CAMP AND LEARN THE GAME FROM A PROVEN CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAM!!!

[DaddyCajun]

My son and several of his friends are all going to the first session which starts June 19th.

They all asked to go because they had so much fun the last two years.

DaddyCajun

[weareLOUISIANA]

The last session of the Robert Lee Ragin' Cajun Basketball Camp begins tomorrow, July 31 and will last until August 3rd. Its not too late to attend if you have not already registered. Walk-ups are welcome and registration will begin at 7:30 Monday morning at Bourgeois Hall(Behind Lady Cajuns Softball Park). Camp goes from 8:30-4:00 daily Monday-Thursday. The fee is $200. Current and former UL players and coaches will be in attendance to instruct campers. Support Ragin' Cajuns Basketball!!!

[Turbine]

The last is always the best.

No kinks

[locoguano]

Yeah... I always hated those little turds coming to the Bourg and trashing up the place... then I had to deal with the irrate students who complained that THEIR facilities were unavailable for them to use (perfectly understandable)...

[DaddyCajun]

Yeah... I always hated those little turds coming to the Bourg and trashing up the place... then I had to deal with the irrate students who complained that THEIR facilities were unavailable for them to use (perfectly understandable)...

Next year I wonder if it will be held in the indoor practice facilities basketball court?

Their is also a $100 price for the 2nd session camp if a camper went to the first one!!!!

DaddyCajun

[CajunCherokee]

Anyone know when the Athletic Department will be mailing out the BB tickets? I am moving soon and want to make sure I get them!

[CajunCherokee]

Shivaun just e-mailed me back.

Tickets were mailed today!

[CrazyCajun]

i read in the paper that there was home activity with men's basketball. anybody know what it is? scrimmage exhibition?

[AstroCajun]

i read in the paper that there was home activity with men's basketball. anybody know what it is? scrimmage exhibition?

Exhibition v. Springhill College

Monday 11/6 7pm

[CrazyCajun]

Exhibition v. Springhill College

Monday 11/6 7pm

i'm excited to see what we are working with.

[NewsCopy]

Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - OUTLOOK: The Sun Belt is one of the nation's biggest conferences, with 13 teams fighting for one NCAA Tournament bid. Considering that the league is thought of as a mid-major and does not get many at-large bids, the competition among these squads is fierce. New Orleans struggled mightily last season, as star guard Bo McCalebb missed most of the campaign with an injury. Now that he is back, we expect the Privateers to finish at or near the top of the East Division. There will certainly be some serious heat from North Texas and Arkansas-Little Rock, both of which have three returning starters in the fold. Denver also welcomes back three starters, but the Pioneers lost the best player from their 2005-06 roster and may struggle to reach .500 this year. Arkansas State figures to be mediocre under Dickey Nutt, who has coached 11 years at the school. Rounding out the East are UL-Lafayette and UL-Monroe, a pair of teams with a major hill to climb. In the West Division, Western Kentucky welcomes back three starters from a team that finished 12-2 in Sun Belt play a year ago. South Alabama proved to be one of the nation's most surprising teams in '05-'06, as it won the conference tournament and put up a good effort against Florida in the "Big Dance". Don't expect a repeat, however, as the losses from that club were numerous. Middle Tennessee and Troy have a chance to make some noise out West, but the same can't be said for Florida Atlantic and Florida International. CONFERENCE CHAMPION: Western Kentucky PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH: EAST DIVISION: 1. New Orleans, 2. North Texas, 3. Arkansas-Little Rock, 4. Denver, 5. Arkansas State, 6. Louisiana-Lafayette, 7. Louisiana-Monroe WEST DIVISION: 1. Western Kentucky, 2. South Alabama, 3. Middle Tennessee, 4. Troy, 5. Florida Atlantic, 6. Florida International TEAM BY TEAM ANALYSIS: LOUISIANA La. - We have become accustomed to UL-Lafayette being a conference power, so the team's sub-.500 finish in 2005-06 was surprising. To make matters worse, super seniors Dwayne Mitchell and Michael Southall, who combined for 32.4 ppg and 16.2 rpg, are gone from the program. Add to that the fact that the club's two returning starters combined to average a miniscule 4.0 ppg last year, and things look pretty bleak in Lafayette. There are nine recruits in the fold, and that suggests a rebuilding year for the Ragin' Cajuns. Clearly, they may be one of the two or three least talented teams in the Sun Belt, at least in regard to returning talent. The rest of the story The Sports Network Pat Taggart Associate College Basketball Editor