7-on-7 Tournament a Huge Success

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Bring your team to the first UL Ragin' Cajun 7-on-7 passing tournament and Offensive Line/Defensive Line Camp. Competition will consist of at least 15 games. Players will get 195 plays of offense and 195 plays of defense. This will give your kids a chance to pass. catch, and defend against the pass. It will also teach your lineman fundamentals and toughness in the trenches. This will be a great opportunity for your players and staff to build team chemistry for the upcoming season. For more information contact Kevin Fouquier (337) 654-9144 Registration is limited to the first 16 teams to register!!! Cost: $20 per kid RaginCajuns.com

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Bring your team to the first UL Ragin' Cajun 7 on 7 passing tournament and OL/DL camp. Competition consists of at least 15 games. You will get 195 plays on offense, and 195 plays on defense. This will give your skill kids a chance to pass and catch and also defend against the pass. It will also teach your lineman fundamentals and toughness in the trenches. This will be a great opportunity for your players and staff to build team chemistry going into the season. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: KEVIN FOUQUIER 337-654-9144 *** To Register a Team call 337-482-6380 *** LIMITED TO FIRST 16 TEAMS THAT REGISTER!! COST: $20 A KID. center> RaginCajuns.com

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Ragin' Cajun grid coaches resurrect popular event for area high schools Deep in the heart of South Louisiana, where old-fashioned football reigns supreme and the only thing in the air during football games are mosquitos, the UL Ragin' Cajun football coaching staff have somewhat gone against the grain with the resurrection of their 7-on-7 passing tournament. The tournament, which is just one part of many football-related ventures this week at the UL athletic complex, last appeared at the school in 2001. But UL coaches Troy Wingerter and Kevin Fouquier brought the popular program back this year as part of four days of football on campus. "We visited with the high school coaches and we asked them if they were interested in doing a 7-on-7 tournament," said Fouquier, who is entering his second year as defensive coordinator for the Cajuns. "We had about 60 coaches there and they all said they were interested in doing it." The rest of the story Brady Aymond • baymond@theadvertiser.com • July 8, 2008

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It's hard for any coach to nail down exactly what his team can carry from a 7-on-7 passing competition to a high school football field in the fall. It's doubtful that any team got more out of Monday's round-robin 7-on-7 drills at UL, though, than the Cecilia Bulldogs. After a district championship season a year ago and a frustrating state regional road loss at Redemptorist, the Bulldogs decided to alter their defensive scheme to more of a 3-3 stack to take advantage of an abundance of "safety/linebacker'' type athletes. "We're just going to try to put more pressure on people,'' Martin said. The rest of the story Kevin Foote • kfoote!@theadvertiser.com • July 8, 2008

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Istrouma claimed first-place honors at the Ragin’ Cajuns 7-on-7 Passing Tournament and Offensive Line-Defensive Line Camp held last week at the University of Louisian. The Indians compiled a 15-2 record in tournament play. After losing to Patterson in their second game, the Indians claimed a 30-29 victory over Patterson in the championship game. The rest of the story

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was awesome in the words of my son and his friends form Teurlings! I was picking them up from STM today where they weekly particpate in 7 on 7 with Breaux Bridge, STM, TCH and Comeaux and asked how they liked the tourney at UL. They all made very positive comments.

One of the kids said, "Where did they get all the money to pay for the field, did someone give it to them?"

They, the kids and the public NOTICE these things and it is real good, really good!


Just wondering if anyone out there had anything more to say about the tourney and/or the field

[NOCajun]

Hey Dad, give me another day. I'll be out there tomorrow night for the second annual "Drums Across CAJUN FIELD" drum & bugle corps show. I'm hoping to get there early enough to be able to at least go down to the bottom of the stands to get a good close look at the new field before the show starts.

[CajunT]

_ was awesome in the words of my son and his friends form Teurlings! I was picking them up from STM today where they weekly particpate in 7 on 7 with Breaux Bridge, STM, TCH and Comeaux and asked how they liked the tourney at UL. They all made very positive comments.

One of the kids said, "Where did they get all the money to pay for the field, did someone give it to them?"

They, the kids and the public NOTICE these things and it is real good, really good!


Just wondering if anyone out there had anything more to say about the tourney and/or the field _

I spoke to many athletes to at the 7-on-7 camp and prospect camp CajunDaddy. All were positive on the field and logos.

[DaddyCajun]

That is great, hopefully UL will have a great year to anoint the field and we have a banner year recruiting!