These kids today have no creativity, I tell ya.Originally Posted by shasta
These kids today have no creativity, I tell ya.Originally Posted by shasta
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14,263 actual crowd.........21,146 "announced" crowd.
Originally Posted by Just1More
Didn't we go into the LSU with a lot of injuries and key players out either from injuries or suspension? I don't think we left that game with any key injuries. Not sure about the Texas A&M game. Some of those same people are still out, to my knowledge?
Yeah.. that wasn't intended for you - sorry for any harshness.Originally Posted by theragincajun06
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You took the words right out of my mouth. I know it is not on the up-and-up, but I remember doing this all the time in college. I've only done it once since becoming a season ticket holder. Is my dad reading this thread? Sorry, Dad!Originally Posted by shasta
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I will be very shocked if we get over 20k. Last weekend was very disappointing, what ever happened to all the offseason excitment? It must have been all talk.
Cajun Basin – Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns Athletics Department announced its guidelines for football gamedays. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to avoid traffic delays.
PARKING GATES:
All parking entrances leading into Cajun Field will open at 8 a.m.
IF ANY GATE IS CLOSED WHEN TRYING TO ENTER CAJUN FIELD TO PARK, FANS SHOULD THEN GO TO SECON/GATE 3 ENTRANCE ACROSS FROM THE HOSPITAL ON CONGRESS.
REINHARDT DRIVE FROM THE TRACK TO CAJUNDOME BOULEVARD WILL BE SHUT DOWN AT 1:00 P.M. TO GENERAL TRAFFIC FLOW OR EARLIER DEPENDING ON PEDESTRIAN SAFETY CONCERNS.
TICKET BOOTHS:
The main ticket booth, located at M.L. “Tigue” Moore Field, will open at 10 a.m. Satellite booths (GATES C, D,E) open at 2:30 p.m.
STADIUM GATES:
The Cajun Field stadium gates will open at 2:30 p.m.
RESERVED CAMPER PARKING:
- FIRST BASE SIDE OF BASEBALL
- TRACK PARKING LOT
- NORTH END STADIUM
* NO CARS / ONLY RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
GENERAL CAMPER PARKING:
- ALONG BERTRAND AND CONGRESS
- NO CARS / ONLY RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
- FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS
- SET UP BY 1 P.M. OR EARLIER ON SATURDAY
RESERVED TAILGATING AREAS:
- PURCHASED SPOTS
- ONLY 2 VEHICLES ALLOWED IN EACH SPOT
- MUST BE SET UP BY 1 P.M
WHAT’S PROHIBITED INTO STADIUM:
FOOD/ DRINK/ CONTAINERS, BOTTLES, CANS, THERMOSES, ICE BAGS, ICE CHESTS, ANY ARTIFICIAL NOISE MAKING DEVICE, LARGE CAMERAS, LARGE BAGS, UMBRELLAS, LAWN CHAIRS/WEAPONS
TAILGATING BAND:
KROSSFYRE/ OAK TREE/ 1-3 P.M.
RAGIN’ MARCH:
- 3:00 P.M. / PARADE BEGINS AT NORTHEAST SIDE OF STADIUM AND FINISHES UNDER OAK TREE
PEP RALLY:
- 3:25 P.M. / OAK TREE
PRE-GAME SHOW:
- 3:45 P.M.
LOUISIANA SI
Many of the listed injuries originated prior to the first game. Regardless, I was responding to a poop-stiring comment. I just get tired of hearing year after year some moron making some comment about a "big school" and some injury connection. My worst injury came in playing flag football, coming down on my ankle at a bad angle. Injuries are not caused by specific opposition. You play contact sports... injuries happen... period.Originally Posted by Sugar Land Caju
I feel for these guys and their early season injuries. It is hell to keep fighting injuries and keep yourself physically and mentally going throughout the season. I admire those who can do it, and always hopeful that we have the right sports medicine folks making the right decisions.
Yes, your Dad is reading this thread.#1- I am astounded ! I never did anything like that when I was at SLI.Originally Posted by CajunKate
#2 - Think of sharing with your old Dad when you do somehting not on the up - and - up.
#3 - We don't sit that far apart.
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One month into the season, nobody's sure how good the University of Louisiana football team really is.
After two opening weekends in which the Ragin' Cajuns were overmatched, UL came home last weekend and took advantage of undermanned North Carolina A&T in a runaway 48-7 victory.
In other words, the Cajuns haven't played a game this year against a team of anywhere-near-equal talents and abilities.
That should change today, and a lot of people will bring their figurative yardsticks to Cajun Field at 4 p.m. today when UL (1-2) takes on a struggling Eastern Michigan squad that's probably better than its record.
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