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    Quote Originally Posted by VObserver View Post
    By playing us home and home, LSU benefits in exactly the same ways we do. They get a winnable game against a quality program at a site (even when they play here) that their fans can travel to and somewhat counter the home court advantage. It is an RPI boost for both schools, and travel cost is virtually zero, in both time and money.

    It is a win win situation, as would similar arrangements with LTU be for both schools.

    You schedule these games for RPI purposes, NOT for attendance. Play and beat enough quality teams and attendance will follow.
    What was our RPI average the last 5 years compared to theirs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajundiehard View Post
    Good news: He sounded really optimistic regarding the health of Stove and Gant... Both went through full practice today... Putting a little tongue in cheek pressure on BJ...

    Also mentioned: Stroman and Gant have played in the PMAC before....
    Man, I hope that's true and he isn't just trying to motivate the team.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tripple Threat View Post
    That isn't true. I went to the PMAC and watched the Cajuns get beat when Oriene Green and that crew were playing. Maybe a miss quote?
    He meant 1945 was the last time LSU played in Lafayette. The 2004-2005 team lost in Baton Rouge when both squads made the NCAA tournament. It was a competitive game but a solid LSU win. The 2006 team lost in Baton Rouge in a game the Tigers won handily after one of the key Cajun guys was injured in the first half. In December of 2009, the Tigers won by two I believe. They had a nice lead but Randall Daigle got hot to make it a close game and I think he missed a chance to put us ahead within the last minute.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tripple Threat View Post
    What was our RPI average the last 5 years compared to theirs?
    I didn't do the math, but they were around 65 the first three years, 195 last year and 95ish this year. We were 89, like 120, 115, 145, 63. Those numbers are not exact, but they are close.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tripple Threat View Post
    That isn't true. I went to the PMAC and watched the Cajuns get beat when Oriene Green and that crew were playing. Maybe a miss quote?
    Sorry I meant that he was making the point that it had been 73 years since they played here in Lafayette

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    Quote Originally Posted by VObserver View Post
    I didn't do the math, but they were around 65 the first three years, 195 last year and 95ish this year. We were 89, like 120, 115, 145, 63. Those numbers are not exact, but they are close.
    I found these numbers on Warren Nolan.

    2012 - LA 225, LSU 92
    2013 - LA 89, LSU 68
    2014 - LA 123, LSU 65
    2015 - LA 145, LSU 95
    2016 - LA 114, LSU 195
    2017 - LA 63, LSU 94

    If they lose to us it's a big gain for us, but I don't see a benefit for them to risk it. It would be fun for the fans, but I don't see LSU ever going for it. Their record doesn't mean anything to me this year, because they play better competition. If we have Stove and Gant at full health, we compete. This is going to be a tough game, but I'll be there in the stadium getting yelled at hoping they pull it off. Our recruiting would get a little easier if they win this game. Fingers are crossed!

    Seeing those RPI numbers trend up is nice to see.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gumbeaux View Post
    Sorry I meant that he was making the point that it had been 73 years since they played here in Lafayette
    No worries. They're skeeered, I get it. LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tripple Threat View Post
    I found these numbers on Warren Nolan.

    2012 - LA 225, LSU 92
    2013 - LA 89, LSU 68
    2014 - LA 123, LSU 65
    2015 - LA 145, LSU 95
    2016 - LA 114, LSU 195
    2017 - LA 63, LSU 94

    If they lose to us it's a big gain for us, but I don't see a benefit for them to risk it. It would be fun for the fans, but I don't see LSU ever going for it. Their record doesn't mean anything to me this year, because they play better competition. If we have Stove and Gant at full health, we compete. This is going to be a tough game, but I'll be there in the stadium getting yelled at hoping they pull it off. Our recruiting would get a little easier if they win this game. Fingers are crossed!

    Seeing those RPI numbers trend up is nice to see.
    Have you seen the RPI of LSU's home OOC schedule? Playing us would be a huge upgrade over much of it. Beating us would help their RPI, and losing to us is not a bad loss. It is a win win deal.

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    We need to be prepared for anything when playing in BR. Last game I went to was in 2000something. Even our cheerleaders were dissed. They were never allowed to cheer on court level. They could not even be on court level at any time. I have seen many bb games and never experienced that.


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    I love all the smack talk, I am doing the same with my LSU buddies. The only thing that worries me is Marlin is making this out to be a really big game, which it is. We haven't done so well in the really big games this year, or under Marlin in general for that matter.

    That's why I like to talk a lot of smack before the game, because most of the time I don't get the chance afterwards. GEAUX CAJUNS....let's give em some more of what the baseball team gave em.


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