Louisiana Soccer _will face Appalachian State in the quarterfinals of the 2016 Sun Belt Championship tournament on Wednesday, Nov. 2 in Foley, Ala., the league announced on Sunday evening.
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UL soccer earns No. 5 seed in Sun Belt Championship tourney
Louisiana Soccer _will face Appalachian State in the quarterfinals of the 2016 Sun Belt Championship tournament on Wednesday, Nov. 2 in Foley, Ala., the league announced on Sunday evening.
. Louisiana Soccer 2016 Post Season
The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns soccer team begins Sun Belt Conference tournament play on Wednesday, Nov. 2 when it takes on Appalachian State at the Foley Sports Tourism Complex in Foley, Ala.
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Soccer Eliminated From Sun Belt Tournament By Appalachian State
The fifth-seeded Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns soccer team was eliminated from the Sun Belt Conference tournament by fourth-seeded Appalachian State, 3-0 on Wednesday at the Foley Sports Tourism Complex.
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Is it okay to question the coach yet? Another underperforming season.
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Re: Soccer Eliminated From Sun Belt Tournament By Appalachian State
We are comfortable with mediocrity, Express.
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Re: Soccer Eliminated From Sun Belt Tournament By Appalachian State
Only game I watched all season and they strategy seemed ridiculous. Our whole offensive scheme was to kick it in their corner and let our striker battle two defenders to try and win the ball then beat both of them and then the whole defense. Whereas app state made nice passes up the field and in the final third. I don't know of we bad but one or two shots on goal the whole game. And then app state got beat 6-0 yesterday so they were very beatable
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Yes, if you can't coach a competitive team to win then you need to go.Originally Posted by CajunEXPRESS
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Re: Soccer Eliminated From Sun Belt Tournament By Appalachian State
Scot Wieland has coached at UL for 12 years. I didn't go all the way back to his first season, but the past 9 years are representative enough. Being the number 7 or 8 seed in the Sun Belt tournament seems to be his team's ceiling. They were the 5 seed this year with a 4-4-2 conference record.
They've been better in recent years, but hovering around .500 seems to be enough to keep Scot in the job.
2016: 8-9-1
2015: 8-10-2
2014: 9-8-2
2013: 8-7-3
2012: 8-10-2
2011: 6-12-2
2010: 10-11 (Most wins in program history)
2009: 2-16-1
2008: 5-12-2
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