Band Upgrades?

[moorecajun]

If at halftime they play a tribute to Elvis or Micheal Jackson...I will spend my halftime roaming the north endzone tailgating spots.

Before I get concerned ... what are the consequences of a cajunhawk roaming the north endzone tailgating spots?

[moorecajun]

I heard its a tribute to you and Kyle

Name that song ... and it is a tribute?

[cajunfan337]

I heard he can bench more 225 reps than Hud!

"I heard..." new band director thread? Let's do this...

I heard the NBD is so musically gifted, Helen Keller listened to him perform and said "G Damn that guy's good!"

[cajunhawk]

Before I get concerned ... what are the consequences of a cajunhawk roaming the north endzone tailgating spots?

I could draw you a picture, but it would inevitably end up on Bigfoot Hunters as proof positive that Bigfoot exists in South Louisiana.

[RedTails]

I could draw you a picture, but it would inevitably end up on Bigfoot Hunters as proof positive that Bigfoot exists in South Louisiana.

No one litters in the student section and gets away with it.

[cajunhawk]

No one litters in the student section and gets away with it.

Ever seen one of those Jack's Links commercials...tread lightly.

[Just1More]

If there was an all time UL band who would be selected??? My favorite guy would be Mike Ritter as the trumpet guy and Brett Darby would be the best Sax dude---ooooppps sorry Z!!!! But guys who would the best be??? What about my boy Chad Fouquier as best all around musician--he did the base, guitar, harmony, etc for my CD!!!

Ritter was a unique trumpet player, that's for sure. I took private trumpet lessons from Will Green and Marc Schomerus (both when they were at UL and I was in grade school and high school). Will is one outstanding trumpet player. Very clean and pure player. Ritter was ahead of me at Acadiana (no overlap). But, in the greatest days I've witnessed of PoA... Ritter was the greatest volume and range (screecher) of all time... in the UL band. That dude could put a hurt on a trumpet. He loved to carry over a high note on every single tune... right or wrong.

[HoustonCajun]

I am happy to report ESPN is not going to be played. I am the band grad assistant.

You need to coordinate with whoever the knucklehead is in the press box that finds a need to play rap music during the game and often at the same time as the band is playing. I sure hope that is corrected this year.

[Zeebart21]

You need to coordinate with whoever the knucklehead is in the press box that finds a need to play rap music during the game and often at the same time as the band is playing. I sure hope that is corrected this year.

At Kansas State last week with Hammer.. I dont believe we heard Cupid played one time. Very pleasant.

Ebby boddy clap yo hain.....

Z

[RedBug58]

Ritter was a unique trumpet player, that's for sure. I took private trumpet lessons from Will Green and Marc Schomerus (both when they were at UL and I was in grade school and high school). Will is one outstanding trumpet player. Very clean and pure player. Ritter was ahead of me at Acadiana (no overlap). But, in the greatest days I've witnessed of PoA... Ritter was the greatest volume and range (screecher) of all time... in the UL band. That dude could put a hurt on a trumpet. He loved to carry over a high note on every single tune... right or wrong.

Ritter was playing a screaching solo to the student section in the late 70's. Someone was blowing a whistle in the crowd. Ritter spotted the guy with the whistle and stopped his solo, pointed the guy out, and was about ready to go up into the stands and flatten him. Dude had balls ........

[Redgineer]

Looks like our new band director may have put in some long needed songs on each of the downs.

Ragin' Cajun Cheer (@RaginCajunCheer) tweeted at 4:04 PM on Thu, Sep 12, 2013:Ragin Cajuns football is HOME! The band will play cheers when the Cajuns are on offense 1st, 2nd & 3rd downs so try to cheer with us!

https://twitter.com/RaginCajunCheer/...62816605478913

This is welcome news!

[Just1More]

Ritter was playing a screaching solo to the student section in the late 70's. Someone was blowing a whistle in the crowd. Ritter spotted the guy with the whistle and stopped his solo, pointed the guy out, and was about ready to go up into the stands and flatten him. Dude had balls ........

He'd clear out the section and tear that guy a new whistle hole. No one would want to be on the wrong side of Ritter in those days.