2007 Football preview and offseason fan talk

[CajunCherokee]

That article is very promising.

GO DES!

[McTailGator]

_ AND what WE are telling YOU is


YOU FIRST _

AND What I am TELLING YOU is....

NO.

[McTailGator]

_ I'd like to see the proof that McNeese State University, itself, sued the Cajuns over the name. I'm not versed on exactly what went down except for what is written on the "Battle for a Name" webpage and that is not exactly what is said there.

Doc _

LOL...

Quit trying to talk with REASON to some of these @$$es. They just can't comprehend.

[Hammer58]

Couldn't take your own advice and stay away, huh? I guess those t-shirt you guys are selling had it right; you can't quit us.

[RaginRash]

_ Couldn't take your own advice and stay away, huh? I guess those t-shirt you guys are selling had it right; you can't quit us. _

[NewsCopy]

  Three players will be limited physically when UL's football team begins its fall training camp today, and one could be out for the season.

Senior defensive end Greg Hathorn, who had two starts and played in all 12 games last season, suffered a cracked skull while working security during the summer.

Reportedly, Hathorn was hit from behind by someone swinging a glass bottle.

Hathorn had a physical examination Friday and is scheduled to be re-evaluated in early September, at which time a decision will be made on the Louisville, Miss., product's availability for the season.

The rest of the story

Dan McDonald
dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com

[NewsCopy]

UL's football team reported on Friday for the start of preseason camp, but for many of the Ragin' Cajuns it was like they never left. Most of the Cajun players were in Lafayette this summer and worked out together, and coach Rickey Bustle was anxious to see the carry-over from those workouts. "It won't take us long to get a gauge of where we are," Bustle said after welcoming 103 players for a 2 p.m. team meeting. "Probably all but five or six of our scholarship players were here in the summer, and four or five of our freshman signees were here. Counting the walk-on guys, we may have had 80 or 85 guys here." Junior wide receiver Jason Chery was one of those who didn't head back to his Delray Beach, Fla., home, staying the summer to work out while also taking 16 hours of classes. The rest of the story Dan McDonald dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com

[Cajun Express]

I am surprised that CSS has not moved more into Louisiana.

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Cox, Charter, and Time Warner dominate the state in major markets. Recently Comcast swapped some cities in the state with Time Warner, and Comcast carries CSS. Two cities or parish I know of are Houma, La., and St John The Baptist.

[RCAJUN90]

Cox, Charter, and Time Warner dominate the state in major markets. Recently Comcast swapped some cities in the state with Time Warner, and Comcast carries CSS. Two cities or parish I know of are Houma, La., and St John The Baptist.

They will dominate the state as long as you let them. Sat or FIOS TV will change our options. Be proactive if you can and force them to change.

[Shammy]

Is the public allowed to watch the practices inside the Indoor Facility?

[Turbine]

_ Is the public allowed to watch the practices inside the Indoor Facility? _

Yes

[MissingMandy]

Anyone watching practice today? Dying to hear how everyone is doing?