Cajuns aim for three-peat

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NEW ORLEANS — Nick Montana has a chance to play his first bowl game in the same stadium where his famous father, Joe, won a Super Bowl.

That is, if he’s healthy enough to take the field for Tulane in Saturday night’s New Orleans Bowl.

If Montana can’t go, the Green Wave (7-5) won’t get any sympathy from Louisiana-Lafayette (8-4), which is in a similar predicament. Ragin’ Cajuns starting quarterback Terrance Broadway hasn’t played since breaking his right arm on Nov. 30 in a loss to ULM.

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[Redgineer]

Didn't realize their 1st string quarterback was hurt as well.

[angeleast]

battle of the back ups..

[irokcj5]

So they have a great D, huh? We'll see... I expect a BIG game against them. I think our defense will be as they were against A-State and our running game is gonna be overwhelming for Tulane. I really believe our coach is going to have an exceptional game plan and players are ready to redeem themselves. Its gonna be storming tonight but there will be no wave to dampen our celebration tonight!!!! Geaux Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns!!!!!!

[CrappDaddy]

Time for this D to get exposed. Running with McGuire around their stout middle will be key.