You also live in a city of 150k as opposed to 25k tops with two other div one schools within 30 miles. you drew 28k for your homecoming with no interest in a big LSU game. With a big LSU game you drew 20k on a four game winning streak against a somewhat big opponent. I don't think either of us can harp about attendance.
Not to hop on the harp, but the numbers I saw on those two games were 29K+ for HC and 21K+ for UTEP. Just a smidge more for accuracy sake. BTW, I was born in beautiful downtown Ruston and my dad played FB at LA Tech in the early 50's, so I enjoy following Tech as my second favorite team.
Anyone notice the title of this thread? "Playoffs? Playoffs??? ..."
This was by many considered one of the biggest games in the history of LSU---playing #1 alabama with the Saban side show---the point being is that we will always outdraw Tech and with the Acadiana area, not just Lafayette maybe double your attendance! As an assistant of the Sunbelt said to me --If we can get some success at UL--they would be unstoppable---The key though is T-Joe --We now have a Taylor!!!!
UL - With some key personnel now hampered by injuries, UL's once high-powered offense could have a different look for the rest of the season.
The Cajuns tore through opponents when healthy behind the one-two punch of quarterback Mike Desormeaux and running back Tyrell Fenroy. But Desormeaux sprained his right knee on Oct. 11 against North Texas and has been unable to contribute as much to the running game.
Desormeaux threw three interceptions and ran for only 43 yards on five carries in last week's 37-24 loss to UTEP. The senior had averaged 102 rushing yards in his previous 22 starts at quarterback and was the Sun Belt's leader in pass efficiency this season.
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Joshua Parrott • jparrott@theadvertiser.com • November 12, 2008
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