2006: Louisiana-31 Houston-28

[Tripple Threat]

Houston is 60th...Does anyone know where we ranked at the end of last year?

http://teamrankings.com/ncf/swlpower...siana+Football

[Kal]

This is the email I received back from 1420.



Unfortunately, we don't tape the games.

We will begin streaming our signal on the web (most likely in January), and we will begin putting games in files at that time. As of now however, we have no complete audio of the UL/UH game.

Sorry I can't help more.

Steve

[Turbine]

He doesn't count d1aa so our record is 2-2

Last year UL was 5-5 and ranked 100 LINK

[NewsCopy]

LOUISIANA La. - Each week Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns football coaching staff honors its outstanding performers from the previous week’s game by designating them as Players of the Week. This week’s Offensive Player of the Game for this past week was the entire offensive unit which put together the 18 play, 85 yard drive that led the to the winning touchdown in the Cajuns 31-28 win over Houston. Quarterback Jerry Babb capped off the drive that consumed 6:46 of the fourth quarter with a four-yard touchdown pass to tight end Kevin Belton with just 1:02 left on the clock to finish off the Cajuns rally from an early 21-0 deficit. The Defensive Player of the Game award was shared by Michael Adams and Rodney Hardeway. Adams and Hardeway each posted a team-high seven tackles. Adams posted a team-best five solo tackles. His final tackle of the game stopped Houston six yards shy of a first down and forced the Cougars to punt giving the Cajuns the ball for the game-winning drive. Hardeway collected two tackles for loss which included one sack. He assisted on the tackle of Houston quarterback Kevin Kolb on fourth down on UH’s last drive – a stop which forced a turnover on downs and secured the Cajuns victory. For the second straight week the Special Forces Players of the Game was Drew Edmiston. Edmiston booted three field goals, including a 51-yarder. He matched his career field-goal total high with the three successes during the game. The Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week was Connor Morel. The Defensive Scout Team Players of the Week were Fred Davis and Mike Schultz. The Kuhuna Award for biggest hit on special teams was given to linebacker Jantz Theriot. LOUISIANA SI

[shof]

I tuned in a little too late. Anyone get to listen?

Bump. Anyone get a chance to listen? Any insight to the interview?

[NewsCopy]

Leave it to one of the seniors to put UL’s football win last Saturday at Houston into perspective, and point out a key note that was almost forgotten in the wake of one of the Cajuns’ biggest-ever road wins. Senior cornerback Michael Adams was already talking about long-range effects no more than 10 minutes after UL had wrapped up its 31-28 comeback win over the Cougars. “When we get to the New Orleans Bowl,” Adams said, “we’re going to have to face one of the best teams from Conference USA. It’s going to mean something to us confidence-wise knowing that we’ve already got a win on the road over one of the top teams in that conference.” The 5-foot-8 Adams may have made a tall statement, but his facts were correct. The Sun Belt Conference champion claims the league’s automatic slot in the Dec. 22 bowl game at the Louisiana Superdome, and they’ll face a bowl-eligible team from C-USA. tHE REST OF THE STORY Dan McDonald dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com

[Kal]

Team Report: Inside Slant

When the 2005 season ended, Louisiana-Lafayette was running the football at will.

When the Ragin' Cajuns did nothing offensively the first two weeks of the season against LSU and Texas A&M, coach Rickey Bustle wasn't overly concerned. He knew the offense would pick up once ULL was on level footing with its opponents.

And it certainly has picked up the past three weeks, a three-game winning streak that reached a resounding crescendo last Saturday when the Ragin' Cajuns, a 17-point underdog, stunned Houston 31-28 on the road.

full story click here: http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/teamRep...pe=InsideSlant

[Ewhite]

This is the email I received back from 1420.



Unfortunately, we don't tape the games.

We will begin streaming our signal on the web (most likely in January), and we will begin putting games in files at that time. As of now however, we have no complete audio of the UL/UH game.

Sorry I can't help more.

Steve

On The Houston Cougars site you link up with something called CST that will allow you to watch the game in archive form for 6.95.

[Kal]

On The Houston Cougars site you link up with something called CST that will allow you to watch the game in archive form for 6.95.

yeh that would be nice but there's nothing like hearing Jay Walker call that game.

[CajunDreDog]

yeh that would be nice but there's nothing like hearing Jay Walker call that game.

For those that did not hear Jay's call of the winning TD...you gotta hear it!

Let me quote him..."TOUCHDOWN, TOUCHDOWN, TOUCHDOWN LOUISIANA!!!!"

He was yelling, and it was awesome!!!

[NewsCopy]

LOUISIANA La. — When it comes to football victories, it doesn’t get much better than the University of Louisiana’s 31-28 come-from-behind upset of the heavily favored Houston Cougars on Saturday night. “To win a game when you’re a 17-point (under) dog on the road, against a good team, you couldn’t ask for much more — plus we have this weekend off,” senior defensive tackle Marshall Delesdernier said Monday at the Cajuns weekly news conference. The Cajuns, earning their first signature victory in five seasons under Rickey Bustle, rallied from an early 21-0 deficit to upset the Cougars, who just a week earlier fell by a single point to perennial national power Miami. They did it with a mixture of big plays — including a fake punt and a 65-yard kickoff return — along with a surprisingly staunch defensive effort in the final three quarters and another stellar performance by quarterback Jerry Babb. The rest of the story GLENN QUEBEDEAUX The Advocate

[ShowDog]

Earth to UL...........the season isn't over!!!!!!!!!!!!